Introduction

SAT exam in India was introduced in 1926 as a standardized entrance exam for students aspiring to be admitted for undergraduate courses abroad, especially for the students who are willing to study in USA or Canada colleges or universities. SAT stands for Scholastic Assessment test.

Students who are willing to give the SAT exam in India, here are all the details regarding the same. This article aims to impart information on SAT exam 2023, eligibility, fee structure, exam pattern, and many more.

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SAT Exam Eligibility 2023

Students are required to fulfill the eligibility criteria in order to qualify for one. SAT exam eligibility criteria includes:

  • SAT is owned, developed and published by the College Board and it is the official conducting body of the SAT exam.
  • There is no age limit to write the SAT exam in India. 
  • SAT is accepted in many countries like the USA, UK, Australia, Canada. 
  • Students should be intending to study an undergraduate course abroad. 

SAT Exam Dates

Refer to the table below to acknowledge the SAT exam dates 2023.

S.No

Registration Deadline

Deadline for changes

SAT Exam Dates

1. 

10th February 2023

28th Feb 2023

11th March 2023

2. 

7th April 2023

25th April 2023

6th May 2023

3. 

6th May 2023

23rd May 2023

3rd June 2023

Students are requested to visit the official website and check the online score report to access their scores online. They can download the report for further reference. If students are accessing their scores by phone, then there will be an extra fee charged in that case.  

SAT Exam Fees 2023

SAT Registration Fees

The total fees charged for SAT exam registration is $55 i.e around INR 4000/-. Students are also eligible to avail of a fee waiver to take the SAT for free, but they are required to meet the eligibility criteria in order to apply for one. 

SAT Late registration fees

Students who are doing their registration after the regular deadline but before the late registration deadline are charged an extra fee of $30 i.e. around INR 2200/-.

SAT Exam center change 

Students who are willing to change their test center are charged a fee of $25 i.e around INR 1800/-.

Other applicable SAT exam fees

  • For canceling your registration by the change deadline, a fee of $25 will be charged. 
  • For canceling your registration after the change deadline through test day, a fee of $35 will be charged. 
  • Score reports ordered outside of the above time period are subject to $12 fee per report.
  • To get your score by phone, a fee of $15 will be charged. 
  • If you want your old test scores, you should request archived scores. A fee of $31 will be charged. 

SAT Exam Registration

Follow these steps for SAT Exam Registration: 

  • After referring to the centres and dates, choose one according to your convenience. 
  • Then create a College Board account on the official website
  • Provide all the required details. Make sure you fill in all accurate information to avoid future hassle. 
  • There will be a few questions but it is not mandatory. 
  • Then students can explore the test centre locations and dates. They can decide as per their convenience. 
  • Upload your latest photo. To check the photo requirements, visit the official website. 
  • Click on the submit button and then print your admission ticket for further reference. 

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SAT exam syllabus and SAT exam pattern

The SAT exam is further bifurcated into two sets.

  • SAT Reasoning Test - This is for students who are willing to pursue their higher education abroad. 
  • SAT Subject Test - This is for students who are willing to study a subject in detail. 

The pattern of these exams varies from each other. 

In the SAT Subject Test, students are graded on a scale of 800 points which is for 60 minutes and candidates can opt from the 20 subjects available for candidates. It includes Literature, German (with and without listening), Physics, French  (with and without listening), Italian, Spanish  (with and without listening), Modern Hebrew, Korean (with listening), Mandarin (with listening), Japanese (with listening), World History and US History, Math and many more. 

In the SAT reasoning test, students are given a total of 155 questions including the essay. Refer to the table below to know the SAT exam pattern of reasoning test. 

Conclusion

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