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Contents
Introduction
Test Pattern of SAT
SAT test Syllabus
SAT eligibility Criteria
SAT Registration
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SAT Test Centres
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SAT score card
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SAT 2014 dates
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Changes in SAT
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SAT Preparation tips
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Free Resources for SAT
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Useful resources:
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Introduction
AT is a standardised test taken for college level admission in United States. It is an internationally recognised test that evaluates a candidates knowledge in
reading, writing and quantitative aptitude and also other
specialised subjects. SAT test is based on subjects taught in
high school programs. SAT assesses how well the test takers
analyse and solve problems. It is usually taken by junior and
senior high school students.
January, March, May and June. March SAT is offered only

in the US.
SAT is of two types: SAT Reasoning Test or SAT and SAT

Subjects Test. Subject Tests are hour-long, content-based
exams that assess a candidates strength in specific subjects.
Unlike the SAT test, some colleges require or recommend
that you take SAT Subject Tests. The SAT is offered seven
times each year in the US and six times internationally. Candidates can sit for the test in October, November, December,
Exam Name: SAT
SAT is owned, published, and developed by the College

Board, a private, non-profit organisation in the United States.
Here is a brief description of SAT:
Commonly Known as: SAT

Exam Level: International
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Conducting Body: College Board

SAT Eligibility:
times internationally. You can take a SAT test as many times

as you wish. However, you will be required to pay a fee every
time you take the test. SAT Reasoning Test and SAT Subjects
Test are sometimes held on the same date. You should be
careful while registering for the exams.
There are no specific criteria for taking SAT Test. Since it

is taken for admission in colleges, students are advised to
take the test when they are in junior or senior high school. In
India, that would be equivalent to 11 and 12 standard.
Test centres:
Test Pattern:
The College Board allows candidates from all over the world
to sit for SAT. You can select your preferred test centre
depending on convenience.
SAT Reasoning test is taken to assess a students reading,

writing and mathematical ability. The total duration of the
test is 3 hours 45 minutes. The three sections, namely, writing, Critical reading and mathematics hold a maximum score
of 2400. Scores for each section vary in the range of 200 to
800. SAT Subject tests are taken for a specific subject. The
duration for the exam is 1 hour. Candidates can take a subject
test for more than one subject or as required by the institute
he/she wants admission into. SAT is basically objective but
includes an essay for the writing section.
SAT syllabus:
SAT test is based on subjects taught in high school programs.
The three main topics covered in SAT Reasoning syllabus
are writing, Critical reading and mathematics. SAt subject
test again includes the above mentioned subjects.
SAT Registration:
The SAT exam is offered seven times a year in the US and
six times internationally. There are two ways to register for
SAT- Online and by mail. Although, registering online is the
quickest way to apply for SAT you have to register by mail
if your age is below 13 years. Candidates may select their
preferred test centres and dates while registering for SAT on
the College Board website.
SAT Admit Card:

An admission ticket is provided to candidates sitting for the
SAT TEST. While registering for SAT you are required to
submit a recent photo which is later on incorporated on the
admission ticket. The admission ticket will also have the
registration details of the candidate.
SAT score:
The official score report is sent to the candidate and the high
school five weeks after the test is over. You can receive your
SAT result either online or by mail. If you register for SAT
online and wish to receive the score report by mail in addition to the online score report, you must request the same
at the time of registration. However, candidates who have
registered by mail do not have the option of receiving their
scorecards online.
SAT Sample paper:

You can sit for SAT practice tests online. Students will be
given questions as they appear in the actual test and are
required to follow the test in a chronological system.Sit for
SAT online mock tests here!
SAT exam Dates:

The SAT is offered seven times each year in the US and six
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Test Pattern of SAT
s mentioned, the SAT Test is taken in two types. They

are: SAT Reasoning Test and SAT Subjects Test.
Both the SAT Test Patterns follow different formats
to evaluate a candidates knowledge. The SAT Test syllabus
has been set keeping in mind the requirements of the two formats. While SAT Reasoning test is taken to assess a students
reading, writing and mathematical ability the SAT Subjects
Test assesses a candidates expertise in specific subjects. Let
us discuss about them in detail:
SAT Reasoning Test:

The total duration of the test is 3 hours 45 minutes. The three
sections, namely, writing, critical reading and mathematics

hold a maximum score of 2400. Each section is allotted
scores from 200 to 800.The exam is basically objective but
includes an essay for the writing section.
The SAT Reasoning Test Pattern is discussed in detail
below:
Writing:
This section includes a short essay and multiple-choice
questions on identifying errors and improving grammar and
usage. This section is allotted 25 minutes.
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Critical reading:
This section includes reading passages and sentence completions. It is divided into three sub-sections. The questions
asked in this section are based on either short passage reading or long passage reading. The questions are multiplechoice based questions. These questions generally evaluate
a students understanding ability.
Mathematics:
This section includes questions on arithmetic operations,
algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability.
You can get an insight into the SAT reasoning test paper
pattern from the available SAT practice sets.
The SAT Subjects Test Pattern is discussed in

detail below:
The SAT Subjects Test is based on specific topics that the
candidate can sit for. The following subjects are included in
the test:
Subjects
Subjects
Subjects
Subjects
Literature
Biology/EM
German
Italian
U.S. History
Chemistry
German with
Listening
Latin
World History
Physics
Spanish
Chinese with
Listening
Math Level 1
French
Spanish with
Listening
Japanese
with
Listening
Math Level 2
French with
Listening
Modern
Hebrew
Korean with
Listening
The SAT Subject Tests are also scored on a 200-800 scale.
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SAT test syllabus
he SAT Test syllabus has been set keeping in mind

the requirements of the two formats. Since, SAT
is attempted by students who are in their 11 and 12
standard or equivalent the SAT Test syllabus is also based
on that level. Hence, SAT test is based on subjects taught in
high school programs.
SAT Reasoning Test:
Writing:
This section involves an essay and multiple choice questions to test a candidates hold over grammar and usage. The
candidate needs to focus on improving sentences: structure
and approach, have a sound knowledge of subject and verb
agreement, noun agreement and parallelism. The grammar
section also involves usage of pronouns, incorrect comparisons, conjunctions, misplaced modifiers, punctuation.
The SAT reasoning Test consists of three sub-sections. The

SAT Test syllabus for the three sections is as follows:
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Critical reading:
The questions asked in this section are based on either short
passage reading or long passage reading. It essentially tests
a candidates vocabulary.
The total duration of the test is 3 hours 45 minutes. The

three sections, namely, writing, Critical reading and mathematics hold a maximum score of 2400. Each section is
allotted scores from 200 to 800.
Mathematics:
SAT Subjects Test:
This section includes questions on arithmetic operations,

algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability. Besides, the
syllabus includes mean, median and mode, ratios, direct
and indirect variation. The candidates can also expect to be
asked questions on probability, combination and permutation and patterns and sequences.
This test is based on specific subjects as mentioned aboveSAT test pattern
The duration for the exam is 1 hour. Candidates can take

a subject test for more than one subject or as required by
the institute he/she wants admission into.
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SAT eligibility Criteria
here are no specific criteria for taking SAT Test.

Since it is taken for admission in colleges students
are advised to take the test when they are in junior or
senior high school. In India, that would be equivalent to 11
and 12 standard. Since, there is no specific score or time to
take SAT one can take the test irrespective of any particular
criterion.
In the US, typically, students take the exam in their junior
or senior years of high school (grades 11th or 12th). This
means that the candidates are roughly 17 and 18 years old but
there is no age limit or other eligibility requirement.
A student is usually in his/hers 12 standard at the age of 17
or 18. Hence, it is advisable for Indian candidates to sit for the
test when they are in their 12 standard. Also, since the SAT
Test is held for admission into college passing 12 standard is
the right age to sit for the exam.
SAT is held for admission into colleges in the US. It is held
six times a year internationally so that students who wish
to pursue their undergraduate course in the US can sit for
it. College Board, which is the conducting body of SAT has
ensured that the test is held in registered SAT Test Centres
across the globe.
Aspirants can sit for the test in October, November, December, January, March, May and June. However, the candidate
may register for a Test Date of test as per his/her convenience.March SAT is available only in the US. SAT assesses
how well the test takers analyse and solve problems. It tests
whether a student has absorbed skills strong enough for use
in college.
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SAT Registration
candidate can register for SAT 2014 both online and

by mail. The test is held seven times a year in the
US and six times internationally. SAT is held in the
months of October, November, December, January, March,
May and June. The March SAT is not held internationally.
The SAT is owned, published, and developed by the College
Board, non-profit organisation in the United States.
account. You can also keep track of your score card. Since,
there is no eligibility criteria for taking SAT, aspirants can sit
for the exam on registering and paying the fees.
Eg: You can register for SAT 2014 here:
2. You will be required to choose the test centre and test time.
3. You cannot create multiple accounts on College Board.
This could result in an investigation.
4. You will receive immediate confirmation of your registration.
5. You can also change the test date and correct any information on your account.
If you are planning to sit for SAT keep in mind the following points:
SAT 2014 online registration

The first step is to open a College Board account. You can
manage your exam Date, times and centres through this
SAT 2014 registration by mail

You need to register by mail if you:
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Pay by check or money order (payable to The College Board).
Are younger than 13 years old.
Register for Sunday testing for the first time.
Request the College Board to open a test center near your home.
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Cannot upload a digital photo as part of the online registration process.
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SAT Test Centres
he College Board allows candidates from all over the

world to sit for SAT. You can select your preferred
test centre depending on convenience. SAT test is of
two types. They are: SAT Reasoning Test or SAT and SAT
Subjects Test. Candidates can sit at their preferred centre
both the exams.
Test Centre alongwith the full address of the centre and

most importantly the code of the centre. The candidate will
require the SAT Test Centre code while registering for the
SAT Test. Candidates can even select their choice of city and
test date and if there is a test centre available in that city he/
she can sit for their SAT test from the chosen centre.
Eg: You can search for the test centre nearest to you here!
The SAT score will be sent within five weeks after the test
is over. If you opt for online registration of the test you can
get your score by mail.
You can register for SAT both online and by mail. If you are
registering for SAT online the SAT Test Centre code will be
automatically updated when you are registering. However,
if you are registering by mail you will have to input the Test
centre code yourself
Candidates will find the details of the SAT Test Centre

once they have selected the country they will be sitting
for the exam from. The list includes the name of the SAT
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SAT Score Card
andidates are provided with the official score card

forSAT about five weeks after the test is over. The
SAT score card can be received either online or by
mail. If you have registered for the test online and wish to
receive a paper score report by mail in addition to the online
SAT score report you have to request for the same at the time
of registration.
However, candidates who have registered by mail and who
do not have active College Board online accounts will receive
paper score reports only.
The SAT score availability window will look like this:
However, the scorecards can be sent to the colleges post

registration, too. The candidates will have to make additional
payments.
SAT is of two types: SAT Reasoning Test or SAT and SAT
Subjects Test. Subject Tests are hour-long, content-based
exams that assess a candidates strength in particular subjects.
Both the SAT Test Patterns follow different formats to evaluate a candidates knowledge and the Test syllabus has been
set keeping in mind the requirements of the two formats.You
can check the SAT sample papers to get more information on
the pattern of the exam.
The scoring process of both are dicussed below:
SAT Reasoning Test:

SAT scores are reported on a scale from 200-800.Additional
subscores are reported for the essay ranging from 2-12 and
for multiple-choice writing questions on a 20-80 scale. The
scores tell colleges how a candidate has performed compared
with other students who took the test.
SAT Subject Test:

SAT Subject Test scores are reported on a scale from 200800. Subscores are reported on a scale from 20 to 80. Reading and listening subscores are reported for all Language
Tests with Listening, and a usage subscore is also reported
for the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean tests.
A candidate will receive four score cards for free every time
he/she registers for SAT. Additional score cards are subject
to fee charged by College Board. Candidates have the option
of choosing their score card recipients at the time of registration. Therefore, you can select the colleges you wish your
score cards to be delivered.
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SAT 2014 dates
AT Test dates for 2014 have been announced by College Board which regulates the test for admission to
undergraduate programmes in USA.
SAT is conducted six times internationally and seven

times in a year in US. Candidates can take the test in October, November, December, January, March, May and June.
March SAT is offered only in the US. However, the candidate
may decide the date of test as per his/her convenience. The
confirmation of the date would , however, depend on the
availability of seats at the particular test centre.
The SAT Important Dates for US and International SAT
registration may vary. The test may be held on the same date
but the date of registration and last dates could be different
depending on the country or region.
The expected SAT exam date for 2014, as announced by
exam officials, is given below:
SAT Date-May 3 , June 7, October 11, 12; November 8, 9;
December 6, 7
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Changes in SAT
to Lisa Jain-India Representative of College Board, the test

has been redesigned to make it clearer and useful for the students both at college level and also in their career paths. The
changes will be administered from Spring 2016.
Recently, the College Board decided to redesign the SAT

to make it more relevant in the changing times. According
Here, Lisa Jain lists the changes one will encounter in the
redesigned SAT and also shares her insights on how to benefit from the new SAT.
uthorised by the College Board, SAT is an internationally recognised test that evaluates a candidates
potential for college level admissions. The test is
taken by more than two million students every year and is
accepted by most colleges in USA.
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Interview:
Q: Why has the SAT been revised?
A: The redesigned SAT aims to be more relevant in changing times. While continuing to be valid and predictive, it
will become more focused, useful, clear, and open than ever
before. Each change in the redesigned SAT focuses on the
knowledge and skills that are most essential for college readiness and success.
Q: What are the changes in the new SAT Exam?
A: The SAT has been redesigned to focus on fewer things,
that evidence shows matter most for college and career

readiness. The key features of the redesigned SAT are:
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The exam will be scored on a total of 1600. The Evidence-Based

Reading/Writing and Math sections will each be scored on a 200
to 800 point scale. Scores for the Essay section will be reported
separately.
The Essay will be optional, and not mandatory like it currently is
No points will be deducted for incorrect answers
The duration of the exam will be about 3 hours, with an additional 50 minutes for the Essay. Precise timing will be finalized
after further research
a specific part of a passage to support their answer choice. Also,

students will be asked to analyze both text and data in real world
contexts
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Students will encounter source texts from science, history, and

social studies, and be expected to analyze them the way they usually would in those classes at high school
Q: How do the changes benefit students?

A: Our objective with the redesign is to make the exam more
useful by ensuring that everything students encounter when
they take it, is widely applicable to their work in college and
later in their careers. The new SAT will me much clearer and
more open than ever before.
Q: How can students prepare themselves better for the
revised SAT?
A: College Board is partnering with Khan Academy to

provide the world with free test preparation materials for
the redesigned SAT. The partners will build this material
together for launch in spring 2015. This means that students
who want to take the SAT will be able to prepare for the
exam, practice, and diagnose gaps in their learning, for free.
Calculators will be permitted only on certain portions of the

Math section, and not throughout. Also, the Math section will
draw from fewer topics
In the meantime, students who will take the current SAT

can now go to Khan Academy to work through hundreds of
previously unreleased practice problems from actual SAT
exams.
Vocabulary will focus on words that are widely used in college

and beyond, instead of focusing on obscure words
Q: When will the new SAT be launched?
The Reading and Writing Sections will be evidence-based. For

instance, they will include questions that require students to cite
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A: The first administration of the redesigned exam will take

place in spring 2016.
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Here is a comparative table of the SAT and redesigned SAT

Comparison of the Major Features: Current SAT vs. Redesigned SAT
Category
Current SAT
Redesigned SAT
Total Testing Time*

*Redesigned SAT testing
time subject to research
3 hours and 45 minutes
3 hours (plus 50 minutes for the Essay [optional])
Components
1. Critical Reading
2. Writing
3. Mathematics
4. Essay
1. Evidence-Based Reading and Writing i i

i Reading Test
ii Writing and Language Test
2. Math
3. Essay (optional)
Important Features
Emphasis on general reasoning skills

Emphasis on vocabulary, often in limited
contexts
Complex scoring (a point for a correct
answer and a deduction for an incorrect
answer; blank responses have no impact
on scores)
Continued emphasis on reasoning alongside a

clearer, stronger focus on the knowledge, skills, and
understandings most important for college and career
readiness and success
Greater emphasis on the meaning of words in
extended contexts and on how word choice shapes
meaning, tone, and impact
Rights-only scoring (a point for a correct answer but
no deduction for an incorrect answer; blank responses
have no impact on scores)
Essay
Required and given at the beginning of

the SAT
25 minutes to write the essay
Tests writing skill; students take a
position on a presented issue
Optional and given at the end of the SAT;

postsecondary institutions determine whether they will
require the Essay for admission
50 minutes to write the essay
Tests reading, analysis, and writing skills; students
produce a written analysis of a provided source text
Score Reporting*
*Redesigned SAT scores
subject to research
Scale ranging from 600 to 2400

for Critical Reading; 200 to 800 for
Mathematics; 200 to 800 for Writing
Essay results scaled to multiple-choice
Writing

Scale ranging from 200 to 800 for Evidence-Based
Reading and Writing; 200 to 800 for Math; 2 to 8 on each
of three traits for Essay
Essay results reported separately
Subscore Reporting
None
Subscores for every test, providing added insight for

students, parents, admission officers, educators, and
counselors
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SAT Preparation tips
AT is one of the most important test for students planning to pursue their undergraduate studies abroad,
especially in USA. However, before appearing for SAT
there could be certain questions in your mind like:
How difficult is the test?
How do I prepare for it?
How to maximize my SAT performance?
With the help of this article on SAT Preparation Tips, you
can not only meet your score requirements but also improve
your analytical, verbal as well as your mathematical abilities.
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Let us have a look at the SAT pattern below:
Sections
Score
Number of questions (approx)
Writing
800
49
Critical reading
800
67
Mathematics:
800
54
In this SAT preparation tips, we have taken each component - Writing, Critical Reading and Mathematics separately
and provided tips to help your performance in the exam.
Writing:
The writing section of SAT comprises of two tasks. They are
multiple-choice questions and an essay.
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The multiple-choice questions includes sentence corrections where you would be required to select the right answer
from a list of given choices.
Practice sample papers: Practice samples papers as much

as you can. Never leave critical reading to the last moment.
Samples make you ready for critical reading.
In addition, you will also be given a relevant topic to write

an essay on.
Scan for the right answer: Analyse your answer choices

carefully and check for a word similar to the one you have
selected. Eliminate the choices that do not match up to your
selection point of view.
Tips to crack:
Grammar: The first step in the preparation for SAT is to get
your grammar right. The multiple- choice questions which
involves selecting the right answer will mostly test your
grammar skills. So, bring out your Wren and Martins and get
started with your grammar. Besides, there are many websites,
which provide help on improving your grammar.
Read: Your preparation can never be complete without reading. Since, you will also be asked to write an essay, the best
way to prepare for it would be to keep yourself updated with
all the recent happenings across the world. This will help
you to put your point across at the time of writing the essay.
Write sample essays: Take a topic and start writing on it.
Check the most common topics that usually come in SAT.
Consider these points while writing:
1. Which direction do you want to give your argument essay?
2. Jot down all points for or against the issue.
3. Filter your points. Select only those points that are based
on reason.
4. Divide your argument into sections to make your points
clear.
Critical Reading
The Critical reading section has two main tasks. They are
Sentence completion and reading comprehension. Both the
sections test your vocabulary and your skills at analysis.
Mathematics:
The Mathematical section, too, consists of multiple-choice
questions. As such, it is important that your concepts in
mathematics are clear.
Tips to crack
Practice: Yes. The only way to crack this section is by practicing. Practice and repeat the exercise. There are many
sample papers on mathematics available. These papers usually help you to understand the kind of questions that come
in SAT mathematics.
Get your concepts clear: It is important to get your concepts clear in elementary mathematics. Since, SAT is taken
for college level admission the topics are mostly fresh out of
high school mathematics. So, make sure you keep your high
school mathematics books intact.
Remember your rules: Since, the area of mathematics is
vast it is difficult to practice and repeat all types of topics.
It is therefore advisable that you memorize and remember
the mathematical rules. Especially, in geometry. Keep going
through the theories through in head. It is, of course, not
necessary that you will be asked direct theories. But, there
will be questions based on the application of the geometrical
theories.
Tips to crack:
Brush up your vocabulary: The sentence completion task
is similar to your basic fill in the blanks. So, be updated with
the latest vocabulary tips.
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Free Resources for SAT
AT is a critical component of undergraduate university

applications in the US and several other countries.
The College Board, makers of the SAT, offer many
high-quality resources to help students prepare for the SAT.
In this series, #Study Abroad Expert Tips we have Lisa Jain
, India Representative of College Board sharing her insight
on how to utilize the SAT preparation free resources to get
your best score in SAT.
Read to below to know more about the resources:
Free Resources/Tools
Question of the Day Students can practice a new question
every day, which they can receive by email by subscribing.
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Questions for the past 30 days are also available on the website. Students can see how many students have answered the
question, and the percentage of correct answers.
Full Practice Test A full practice test is available on the
website. Students can print the test or take it online. A Scoring Guide is available for easy reference.
Free Practice Questions There are practice questions
available on the website for every SAT section.
Khan Academy Tutorials The College Board has partnered with the Khan Academy to provide free practice
resources to students across the world. The website has video
tutorials, practice questions and tips to help students prepare
for the SAT.
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Answers Imagined Using this tool, students can see

useful tips about using a creative approach to handle tough
SAT questions.
Skills Insight It is a free tool to help students identify
the types of skills that are tested on the SAT with sample
test questions so that students can do their best. The way it
works is that students select a section of the SAT they want
to focus on, and select a score band where their current score
is (if they have not taken the test, they should start from the
lowest score band). Then they select a skill group, and look
at the types of skills tested in each score band. Students can
answer the sample questions and understand the meaning
of each skill in a score band. Reviewing the bands below and
above can help recognize differences between them.
Paid Resources/Tools
The Official SAT Study Guide Book includes 10 full length
official SAT tests with access to online answer explanations, detailed descriptions of different test sections, targeted
practice questions for each question type, practice essay
questions along with sample essays/annotations, a review of
math concepts, and free Online Score reports. Students also
receive a DVD featuring exclusive content for preparation.
The Book costs $31.99 (discounts available on combination
purchases).
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The Official SAT Online Course has 18 interactive lessons

with multimedia content to create an engaging learning environment. Students get access to 10 complete practice tests,
several practice questions, and detailed explanations for
correct/incorrect answers to all questions. Students receive
detailed personalized feedback on all practice tests and
quizzes, and can practice for the SAT essay by responding
to essay questions and getting back immediate, computergenerated scores. The Online Course is priced at $69.95
(discounts available on combination purchases).
Take the PSAT/NSMQT - An excellent way to prepare
for the SAT early, is to take the PSAT, or Preliminary SAT
in Grade 9/10/11. PSAT is a comprehensive, standardized
assessment administered at schools in October that helps
prepare students for the SAT. Research indicates that students who take PSAT score up to 189 points higher on the
SAT. The PSAT Score Report provides a detailed skill breakdown and performance review, helping students identify
their strength/weakness areas so that they can adopt smarter
strategies while preparing for SAT. The PSAT is less than
the price of SAT, so it is very cost effective. Students should
check if their school administers PSAT, or register for it at a
USIEF center.
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Useful resources:
SAT reasoning Practice sets
SAT subject practice sets
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January, March, May and June. March SAT is offered only

SAT is of two types: SAT Reasoning Test or SAT and SAT

Exam Name: SAT

SAT is owned, published, and developed by the College

Commonly Known as: SAT

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Conducting Body: College Board

times internationally. You can take a SAT test as many times

There are no specific criteria for taking SAT Test. Since it

SAT Reasoning test is taken to assess a students reading,

SAT Admit Card:

SAT Sample paper:

SAT exam Dates:

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Test Pattern of SAT

s mentioned, the SAT Test is taken in two types. They

SAT Reasoning Test:

sections, namely, writing, critical reading and mathematics

SAT-Know all about SAT

The SAT Subjects Test Pattern is discussed in

The SAT Subject Tests are also scored on a 200-800 scale.

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SAT test syllabus

he SAT Test syllabus has been set keeping in mind

SAT Reasoning Test:

The SAT reasoning Test consists of three sub-sections. The

SAT-Know all about SAT

The total duration of the test is 3 hours 45 minutes. The

SAT Subjects Test:

This section includes questions on arithmetic operations,

This test is based on specific subjects as mentioned aboveSAT test pattern

The duration for the exam is 1 hour. Candidates can take

SAT-Know all about SAT

SAT eligibility Criteria

here are no specific criteria for taking SAT Test.

SAT-Know all about SAT

candidate can register for SAT 2014 both online and

SAT 2014 online registration

SAT 2014 registration by mail

Pay by check or money order (payable to The College Board).

Are younger than 13 years old.

Register for Sunday testing for the first time.

Cannot upload a digital photo as part of the online registration process.

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SAT Test Centres

he College Board allows candidates from all over the

Test Centre alongwith the full address of the centre and

Candidates will find the details of the SAT Test Centre

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SAT Score Card

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