Scholastic Assessment Test
Gateway to Undergraduate Admissions Abroad
The SAT is a globally recognized standardized test conducted by the College Board and used by universities worldwide. It measures college readiness through evidence-based reading, writing, and mathematical reasoning. The digital SAT provides a flexible testing experience with adaptive difficulty. Strong SAT scores enhance admission prospects and scholarship opportunities.
Exam Level
International
Frequency
Multiple Dates
Mode
Digital (Online)
Conducted By
College Board
About SAT
What is the SAT Exam?
The SAT is an international standardized exam designed to assess academic readiness for undergraduate study. It focuses on critical reading, writing, and mathematics skills required for college success. Conducted in a digital format, the SAT adapts to student performance for accurate assessment.
Why Take the SAT?
The SAT strengthens undergraduate applications, particularly for universities in the USA, Canada, and Europe. It provides a standardized benchmark to compare applicants globally and can unlock merit-based scholarships.
Key Highlights
Accepted by global universities
Digital adaptive testing
Multiple test dates yearly
No negative marking
Digital adaptive testing
Accepted by global universities
Sectional time limits enforced
1.7 Million+
Test Takers
1600
Maximum Score
100+
Countries
4000+
Universities
Eligibility Criteria
Mandatory
High School Qualification
Completed or appearing in high school or equivalent qualification
Flexible
No Age Restriction
There is no official age limit for appearing in the SAT
Good to Know
All Nationalities
Students from all nationalities are eligible to apply
Relaxed Rule
Unlimited Attempts
Candidates can take the SAT multiple times
Good to Know
Score Validity
SAT scores are valid for up to five years
Mandatory
Valid Photo ID
Government issued photo ID is required on exam day
Application Process
Create College Board Account
Choose Test Date & Center
Pay Exam Fee
Register for SAT
Application Process
Upload Photo & Details
Documents Required
Keep these documents ready before starting your application
Passport
School ID
Class 12 Marksheet (or appearing certificate)
PwD Certificate (if applicable)
Photograph
College Board Account Details
Payment Confirmation
Scribe Request Letter (if required)
Exam Pattern
Understanding the structure and marking scheme
Sections: Reading & Writing , Mathematics
Skills Tested: Evidence-based reasoning
Adaptive Difficulty Level
Marking Scheme: No Negative Marking
Total Score: 1600
Question Type: MCQs
Duration: 2 Hours 14 Minutes
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Important Dates
Keep note of the important dates regarding the examination.
Registration Period: Year-round
Exam Dates: Multiple dates annually
Counselling: Not Applicable
Admit Ticket Access: 1 week before exam
Result Declaration: Within 2–3 weeks
Preparation
Tips
Practice official SAT tests
Use College Board resources
Improve time management
Start Prep
Attempt adaptive mock tests
Analyze score reports
Use College Board resources
Use College Board resources
Top Colleges
Harvard University
Stanford University
MIT
University of California Berkeley
Princeton University
Yale University
University of Toronto
University of British Columbia
University of Oxford
University of Melbourne
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