SAT

Usually, there are 7 test dates a year. August, October, and December are popular. You have choices. Check the official schedule. Seats in India fill up super fast. Book early or you will miss.

Yes, those taking the Digital SAT exam can use the in-built calculator on the Bluebook App for all Math questions on both the sections of SAT Math. Applicants can also carry a physical calculator in case they feel the need. This feature is only available for Digital SAT format, the previously tested SAT exam (on pen-paper) had one Math module where calculator use was applicable and not for the other one. But on Digital SAT Math section, calculator is allowed for all questions tested on that section. Thus, this is an added advantage for students.

No, SAT can not be taken at home. Although in a present state SAT is completely digitalized, it is still administered at a special testing site or at school with a proctor in the room. This policy makes the exam to be upright and just. An app called Bluebook that you can practice the College Board allows you to take the practice exam at home, but on the day of the actual exam, you need to be in a physical environment and have a proctor.

No, SAT/ACT scores are totally optional to be submitted and students will be considered for merit-based scholarships irrespective of these scores. However, students must prepare a strong portfolio that will be submitted during application process to be able to increase their chances of getting the scholarships. 

The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized test for students who want to study undergraduate courses abroad, mainly in the USA.

It tests your Math and English (Reading & Writing) skills.

Duration: 2 hours 14 minutes (digital).

Score range: 400-1600.

Accepted by many universities worldwide, especially in the US.

Held multiple times a year – you can choose your test date.

Fee: Around $60 (extra charges may apply for international students).

No, Digital SAT scorecard does not include data of wrong answers. However, applicants who need assistance for cut-to-cut answers to each questions, they can opt for paid SAT score verification. 

Applicants will have to share the device name upon SAT registration. The applicants are allowed to use the following devices for their Digital SAT exam:

• Windows laptop
• Mac laptop
• Windows tablet (with external keyboard), or any other tablet
• iPad
• Chromebook (managed by school)

Applicants who do not have these devices, can request for one when completing SAT registration process.