Everything you need to know about Digital SAT

The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized test established in 1926 for entrance exams used by most US colleges and universities. By assessing your school grades and your SAT scores, you will be considered as a potential student for college admissions by College Board ETS (Educational Testing Service). The purpose of SAT is to take admissions of students in undergraduate programs of US colleges and universities.

Digital SAT exam highlights

• The conducting organization has not imposed a minimum or maximum age restriction for applicants who want to sign up for the SAT exam. Nonetheless, in order to be considered for admission to undergraduate programs, students must have completed high school.

• The Digital SAT exam is conducted 7 times a year for International students and 5 times a year for US students.

• The skills of students are tested on the basis of English (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing) and Math.

• The total time allotted for the SAT exam is 2 hours and 14 minutes with a break.

• The score scale ranges between 400 to 1600.

Digital SAT Exam Structure

There are two sections to the exam. One is Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and the other is Math. They are both scored on a 200-800 point scale. The total SAT score is an aggregation of the section scores. Both the English and Math section contains 2 modules. There are 25 operational and 2 pretest questions in each module of the English section, the time allotted for the English section for each module is 32 minutes.

In the Math section like the English, there are 2 modules and each module contains 23 operational and 2 pretest questions. The time allotted for each module is 35 minutes.

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