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About SAT
The SAT, or Scholastic Assessment Test, is required for students applying to undergraduate programs in the USA.
It evaluates mathematical, writing, and reading skills to assess whether applicants meet the academic standards of universities.
Administered by the College Board, the SAT is accepted by over 4,000 educational institutions in the USA and several other top study destinations.
Coaching Fees
Standard Package | Fast-track Package | One-on-One Package |
|---|---|---|
INR 12,000 for 8 weeks | INR 18,000 for 4 weeks | INR 25,000 for 8 weeks |
Exam Pattern
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Total duration: 3 hours without essay; 3 hours 50 minutes with essay.
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Test divided into sections covering reading, writing, and mathematics.
Required Test Scores
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Scores of 1200–1400 for undergraduate admissions in competitive universities.
FAQ'S
A: SAT is conducted seven times a year internationally.
A: SAT scores are valid for 5 years.
A: Yes, the SAT offers a Score Choice option, allowing you to select which scores to send to colleges. However, some colleges may require all scores.
A: No, the essay section is optional. However, some colleges may still require it, so you should check the application requirements of each institution.
A: You can take the SAT as many times as you want, though most students take it 2-3 times. Each attempt requires a separate registration fee.
Modules
Reading | Writing & Language | Mathematics | Optional Essay |
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(65 minutes) | (35 minutes) | (80 minutes) | (50 minutes) |
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