SAT
Scholastic Assessment Test
SAT Exam Format
Reading & Writing
- 64 minutes
- 2 sections each of 32 mins
- 54 Qs
Break
Maths
- 70 minutes
- 2 sections each of 35 mins
- 44 Qs
- Total Time : 2 hours 14 minutes
- No negative marking
- Most of the questions are multiple choice, though some of the maths questions ask you to enter the answer rather than select it.
SAT Modules
Reading & Writing
- Craft and Structure
- Information and Ideas
- Standard English Conventions
- Expression of Ideas
Maths
- Algebra
- Advanced Math
- Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
- Geometry and Trigonometry
- SAT Total score: 400 - 1600
- SAT Section scores range from 200 to 800, in 10-point intervals.
- SAT Exam fee: $68
- SAT result declaration: mostly 2–4 weeks after test day
- SAT result validity: 5 years
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes they can. In order to change the test date, they must cancel and register for a new test. The fee to change SAT exam centre is $29.
Yes they can cancel their exam registration before the deadline by paying $29. However, it will be free to cancel the SAT exam for candidates who have fee waiver from the College Board. Upon cancellation, the unused fee waiver benefits will be returned to them.
For cancelling Sat exam registration after the deadline is over, by Thursday 11:59 p.m. ET before test day, $39 is charged. However, it will be free to cancel the SAT exam for candidates who have fee waiver from the College Board. Upon cancellation, the unused fee waiver benefits will be returned to them.
The SAT exam is typically conducted 7 times a year.
Yes. Since 2023, SAT has become a digital exam.