Digital SAT Exam
SAT stands for Scholastic Assessment Test and is required to be taken by students applying to undergraduate courses. Nearly all universities in the USA, Top institutions in Canada, the UK, Australia, Singapore, Germany, and Ivy League schools (such as Harvard, Yale, and Princeton)
​Some universities use SAT scores for merit-based scholarships. Many non-U.S. institutions accept the SAT as a standardized benchmark for international applicants.
SAT is conducted by the College Board and is used by over 4000 educations institutions primarily in the USA and some other leading destinations.
Digital SAT Exam Structure
Exam Pattern
Reading and Writing (64 minutes)
1st Module - 25 Operational questions and 2 pretest questions Time Allotted – 32 minutes | 2nd Module - 25 Operational questions and 2 pretest questions Time Allotted - 32 minutes Total Marks – 800
Mathematics (70 minutes)
1st Module - 20 Operational questions and 2 pretest questions Time Allotted - 35 minutes 2nd Module - 20 Operational questions and 2 pretest questions Time Allotted - 35 minutes Total Marks – 800
Total Scores
SAT scores are out of 1600
Total Time
2 hours 14 mins (Digital)
Other Details
Registration
Online/Draft
Nature of Exam
Digital SAT
SAT Test Fee
US $130.98
Frequency of Tests
SAT General Test - March, May, June, August, October, November and December.
Score Validity
5 Years
Free Score Reporting
There is a provision of reporting your SAT test scores to a maximum of four universities of your choice until 9 days after the test, the cost of which is built into the SAT test fee you pay
Additional Test Score Reporting Fees
US $14
How we Simplify your SAT Test Prep?
Latest and sufficient study material with additional classwork assignment sheets
Full-length mock tests
Experienced Faculty Learn Conceptually through Classroom PPTs
Added advantage for slightly weak students - They get to re-attend the next SAT batch for selected topics, free of charge
Test series on each topic of English and Math
Applications and visa assistance for admissions for Undergraduate Schools in the US