SAT

Since SAT has gone digital, the process of scoring on SAT has changed. Here is how SAT is calculated in a step-by-step process below:

• College Board scores questions based on correctness, there is no negative marking for wrong or unattempted questions. 
• SAT scores are usually determined by Item Response Theory (IRT) which is a consideration of the question's difficulty and patterns in answers.
• Pretest questions on SAT are included to gather data and they usually do not affect the SAT scores.
• Benchmarks for college readiness based on SAT scores remain consistent with the new testing pattern.

Next is to wait for College Board to send your SAT scores to the colleges and universities that were opted for during SAT registration.

SAT exam is basically for undergraduate courses offered in USA, Canada, UK and various European countries. The SAT exam is accepted for almost all undergraduate courses, only if the university in question is not test-optional and mandatorily requires SAT scores. The SAT exam is for various types of undergraduate courses, to name a few for reference:

• BBA
• BA in Physics
• BS in Computer Science
• BE in Chemical Engineering
• BA in Psychology

For courses like LLB or MBBS, SAT scores are not required because they are not a part of the admission process. But for all other types of bachelor's courses, SAT score is required. It is always beneficial to check admission requirements before applying for a course. 

For Indian students wishing to enrol in undergraduate programs at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore, SAT scores are normally not required. While academic performance, including high school grades, is the main basis for NTU's evaluation of applications, it may also take into account extracurricular activities, personal statements, and recommendation letters. When it comes to Indian students, the institution typically considers their achievement on the 12th grade exams (such the CBSE or ISC board exams). On the NTU admissions page, applicants should verify the prerequisites for the course they plan to take, as certain departments or programs may have particular requirements.