SAT India Test Centre Update due to Coronavirus outbreak

SAT coronavirus (COVID-19) Alert

Due to COVID-19, test centers are not operating at their full capacity. Candidates can register and book their exam slots for this academic year for taking the SAT and SAT Subject Tests. They can check the availability of the test center near them during registration. If a test center is not available near them, students can choose the option of 'let the College Board find a seat near me'. Test centers may close or reduce capacity on short notice including on test day. Please check your email and the test center's website the night before your test date and plan your travel accordingly.

Test centers may close or reschedule for a future date at the last minute. In case this happens, students will be notified that they should not report to their test center and they will receive a follow-up notification after the test day to confirm whether a future date is available or if they will receive a refund.

College Board – the conducting body of the SAT exam is monitoring the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and as there is no respite at the moment, the College Board keeping the health and safety of students, educators, and their communities have gone ahead and canceled the SAT Test to be held on March 14 in the countries mentioned below.

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The College Board has announced that all testing for the March 14 SAT is canceled in the countries listed below. Students whose registration has been canceled because of the coronavirus are entitled to a full refund. The countries are as follows.

Candidates should note that due to the high volume of test centre cancellations due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), candidates are being personally informed about the cancellation of their test centres. A lot of times, individual SAT test centres may be closed due to health concerns. Candidates can check the individual SAT test center closings on the SAT Suite of Assessments site.

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Test Centres Shifted in India

In India, the following Test Centres will not be hosting the SAT test on March 14, 2020. New Test Centres have been allotted to the students.

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Candidates should note that if your SAT Test Centre has been changed, they would be required to get an updated admission ticket (hall ticket) on the day of the exam by logging into their SAT account. The old hall pass would not be valid. Students who have not been allotted a new Test Centre would be marked under ‘Makeup to be determined’ and they should check the official website for an allocation.

Students should note that due to the high volume of Test Centre cancellations, the official list is being updated as quickly as possible. However, in most cases, the candidate would be informed about any change in his test centre.