SAT

The SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) is a globally recognized standardized exam conducted by the College Board for undergraduate admissions. It evaluates students’ skills in Reading, Writing, and Math, and is accepted by 4,000+ institutions across 65 countries.

SAT Exam Overview

• Conducting Body: College Board

• Purpose: Admission to undergraduate programs, especially in the US, Canada, UK, and other countries

• Eligibility: High school students (Class 11–12 or pass-outs)

SAT Acceptance

• Recognized in 65+ countries

• Used by 4,000+ institutions for undergraduate admissions

Exam Pattern

• Mode: Digital (taken on laptops, tablets, or approved devices)

• Duration: 2 hours 14 minutes

• Sections:

  • Reading & Writing (RW): Comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and analytical writing

  • Math: Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, data analysis, and problem-solving

• Scoring: 400–1600 scale (combined score of RW and Math)