SAT
Scholastic Assessment Test
The standard entrance exam for undergraduate admissions and scholarships, especially in the United States.
About SAT
The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) is a standardized test widely used for undergraduate admissions in the United States and other countries. The Digital SAT is now the standard format.
Why is SAT Required?
SAT scores are used by universities to assess college readiness and for awarding merit-based scholarships.
- Undergraduate Admissions
- Bachelor's Programs
- Scholarships
- Merit-Based Awards
Who Should Take SAT?
Students applying for:
- Undergraduate Admissions
- Bachelor's Programs
- Scholarships
Countries Accepting SAT
USA
Canada
Singapore
UK
Europe
Types of SAT
Digital SAT
The current standard format — adaptive, shorter, and digital.
Exam Pattern
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Reading & Writing | 54 | 64 Minutes |
| Mathematics | 44 | 70 Minutes |
Detailed Syllabus
Reading & Writing
- Reading Comprehension
- Vocabulary in Context
- Grammar & Usage
- Rhetoric & Synthesis
- Evidence-Based Analysis
Mathematics
- Algebra
- Advanced Math
- Problem Solving
- Data Analysis
- Geometry & Trigonometry
Scoring System
Total Score: 400–1600 (200–800 per section)
Exam Details
Registration
Multiple test dates available each year. Register on College Board website.
Conducted By
College Board
Exam Fee
Base registration starts around US$68 (international students pay additional regional fees)
Score Validity
Generally considered valid for 5 years, though many institutions have their own policies.
Duration
Approximately 2 Hours 14 Minutes (Digital SAT)
Documents Required
Preparation Tips
Frequently Asked Questions
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