SAT Reasoning Test

SAT is a non-profit organization set up by the College Board of United States. The SAT exam is conducted for selecting the eligible aspirants for pursuing their higher studies in United States. Those who clear the written test can seek for admissions within their preferred institutes or Universities in United States of America. SAT carries out the test many times in a year. Through the test, Indian nationals can pursue their graduation in any of their interesting subjects in America.

Structure and Pattern of the SAT exam

The pattern of the test will be of objective and descriptive type. There will be 3 sections in the written test. There will be an essay section and 2 multiple-choice sections. The test will be held for a time period of 225 minutes. In addition, there will be critical reading tests also. Questions on Maths and experimental acquaintance will also be included in the test. Aspirants need to have detailed knowledge in High school Maths, English and other subjects so as to clear the test. Aspirants can download previous question papers on the test from the SAT official website.

Qualification Criteria for the SAT exam

The eligibility criterion to apply for the SAT exam is a pass in the XII exams in any disciplines. Indian nationals who have completed the 12 years of schooling can apply for the test. In addition, they should have conceded the course from a recognized Indian Board or University.

Application Procedure of the SAT exam

The application procedure is solely web-based. Firstly, aspirants have to register for the test. They can do the same by logging on to the official website of SAT and following the instructions therein. Aspirants have to remit the registration fees by means of credit cards, cheques or fund transfer. While registering for the test, they have to mention the date and time they may be attending the test also. Aspirants must also have a valid e-mail address. All the further admission procedures would be made known to the applicants by means of electronic mails.

Official Information on the SAT exam

• Address: The College Board National Office, 45 Columbus Avenue, New York,
• NY 10023-6917
• Telephone: 212-713-8000
• Website URL: http://sat.collegeboard.com