SAT ENTRANCE EXAM

SAT is the entrance exam that is conducted by the College Board for those students who want to pursue undergraduate studies abroad, especially in the US. SAT entrance exam is an MCQ test conducted over paper and pencil. Registration for the SAT entrance exam can be processed five weeks before the exam date. In most of the country, SAT is held at least 5 times a year and College Board SAT is conducted 7 times annually depending upon the region. In the SAT exam the two main areas are evidence-based reading and writing, math, and an optional writing section. In 3-hour the candidate needs to answer 154 questions. For seeking admission to undergraduate programs SAT score range is 400-1600. In the SAT entrance exam candidates need to pay $101 without the optional essay and $117 with the optional essay.
SAT stands for Scholastic Assessment Test which was earlier known as the Scholastic Aptitude Test. SAT is for those students who aspire to pursue undergraduate courses, particularly in the US and Canada are required to take the SAT exam. In earlier days students looking to get admission to a particular course needed to take the SAT subject tests but now the pattern has changed. SAT Subject Tests are discontinued by the College Board.