What is
SAT?
SAT is Scholastic Assessment Test..The SAT is a
standardized test for college admissions in the United States. The SAT is
administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) in the United
States and College Board develops,
publishes and gives score for SAT.
The SAT is a
commonly used test by colleges to measure if a student will succeed at their
school. The score of a student gets on the SAT is often used as a predictor of
how a student is likely to perform in college-level studies. Also keep in mind
that the SAT score is only one of many factors that colleges consider when
making admissions decisions. Other factors, like your high school record,
writing ability, extracurricular activities, recommendations, and interviews
influence how you will be received by the school of your choice.
The SAT is a
significant element for your college admission journey. The SAT gives colleges
what they want: a showcase of your skills and potential.
The SAT is the
most thoroughly researched and designed test in the world, which ensures that
students from all backgrounds have an equal chance to succeed.
Each section of
the SAT is scored on a 200-800 point system which makes the total score
possible range from 600-2400. The average score per section is 500 making the
average score 1500.
It measures the
ability of candidates to solve problems and use reasoning skills at the level
necessary for US universities.
It measures
student’s level to think critically in the same manner that will be required of
them in college. The SAT Reasoning Test is made of three sections: math,
writing and critical reading
Examination
Pattern – Paper Based Examination
SAT EXAMINATION CALENDAR
When
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How
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Months
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During 11th &12th grade
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SAT is held 7 times in USA, Puerto Rico, and
US Territories
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January, March, May, June, October, November,
December
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During 11th
&12th grade
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6
times a year at over 650 overseas locations
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January, May, June, October, November,
December
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