SAT

SAT stands for Scholastic Assessment Test which is conducted internationally by the college board of United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, Singapore and Canada.  

It is administered by Educational Testing Services worldwide on behalf of the College Board in over 25,000 test centers across 192 countries.

SAT Eligibility Criteria?

The College Board, which is the conducting body of the SAT has not laid down any specific SAT eligibility criteria for students wanting to appear for the SAT exam.

Age Limit to Appear for SAT

Candidates should be informed that there is no minimum or maximum age criteria fixed for students wanting to appear for the exam. General studies have shown that students belonging to the age group of 17 to 19 are among the highest to appear for SAT.

How many times can you take SAT exams?

As in the case of ACT, there are no restrictions set by the College Board, students can take the SAT exam as many times as they want.

What is the educational eligibility criteria for SAT?

There are no specific eligibility criteria set by the College Board, the body that conducts and manages the SAT exam. However, it can be taken by students who are in high school.

Students who want to apply for undergraduate studies abroad are required to have successfully completed their high school education to move to the next level of their learning.