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1. Digital SAT Prep Online - Master the SAT The Digital SAT is the new computerized version of the traditional SAT college admissions test. Here's a breakdown of its key features: Feature Digital SAT (March 2024 - Present) Old Paper SAT (Before March 2024) Delivery Computer or tablet based Paper and pencil Test Length 2 hours, 15 minutes 3 hours, 15 minutes Sections 2: Reading & Writing, Math 3: Reading, Writing & Language, Math Scoring Same 400-1600 point scale Same 400-1600 point scale Adaptive Testing Yes, difficulty adjusts based on performance No, fixed difficulty
2. Calculators Allowed throughout Math section (built-in or approved personal) Not allowed in all Math sections Score Reporting Results available within days Results available in 5 weeks Check the SAT Preparation Online Courses Advanced Level Intermediate Level Intermediate Level Intermediate Level Digital SAT Prep Online - 42 hrs Digital SAT Prep Online - 60 hrs Digital SAT Prep Online - 72 hrs Digital SAT Prep Online - 90 hrs Rs. 58,174 Rs. 73,614 Rs. 90,134 Rs. 1,06,654 USD 696.67 USD 881.56 USD 1,079.34 USD 1277.16
3. Digital SAT (42 Hrs) Details: Digital SAT (60 Hrs) Details: Digital SAT (72 Hrs) Details: Digital SAT (90 Hrs) Details: 1. Live & Interactive Real Time Sessions 2. Best English and Maths Experts For Digital SAT 3. High Score Course Modules 4. Session Wise Assignments 5. 3 Types of Tests - Online, Offline and Hard Copy 6. Practice of 3600 questions during the entire course 7. Comprehensive Study Material - Module Wise 1. Live & Interactive Real Time Sessions 2. Best English and Maths Experts For Digital SAT 3. High Score Course Modules 4. Session Wise Assignments 5. 3 Types of Tests - Online, Offline and Hard Copy 6. Practice of 3600 questions during the entire course 7. Comprehensive Study Material - Module Wise 1. Live & Interactive Real Time Sessions 2. Best English & Maths Experts For SAT 1 3. Scientifically Designed Course Modules 4. Session Wise Assignments 5. 3 Types of Tests - Online, Offline and Hard Copy 6. Practice of 3600 questions during the entire course 7. Comprehensive Study Material - Module Wise 1. Live & Interactive Real Time Sessions 2. Best English & Mathematics Experts For Digital SAT 3. Scientifically Designed Course Modules 4. Session Wise Assignments 5. 3 Types of Tests - Online, Offline and Hard Copy 6. Practice of 3600 questions during the entire course 7. Comprehensive Study Material - Module Wise
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15. • SAT Preparation Test Series: SAT online preparation test Series are tests taken at regular intervals along with the progress in the syllabus to determine a student’s progress and performance in a test environment. It identifies a student’s weaknesses and strengths as well as benchmarks his/her performance with peers from across India and other countries. Our SAT Toppers 2023 [TestprepKart Digital SAT Result]: What is the Digital SAT Exam ? The SAT, a standardized test featuring multiple-choice questions, is overseen by the College Board.Students undertake this test to gain admission to undergraduate programs, primarily in the United States and Canada. The full form of SAT is the Scholastic Assessment Test. Its purpose is to assess candidates' proficiency in written communication, verbal expression, and mathematical abilities. Until 2022, the SAT was administered as a pencil-and-paper examination. However, the College Board discontinued this format in 2023, ushering in a new era with the introduction of the SAT Digital Exam, which is currently in use. About Digital SAT Exam Digital SAT Exam Highlights: Exam Name SAT (Digital)
16. SAT full form Scholastic Assessment Test Official Website https://www.collegeboard.org/ SAT Exam Duration 2 hours, 14 minutes Most popular for Undergraduate courses in the US and Canada Conducted by College Board Mode of Exam Online SAT Fee for Indian Students $60 + $43 + 18.54 = ₹10,075 (approximate) Score Range on a 1600 scale point SAT Contact Info The College Board National Office 250 Vesey Street New York, NY 10281 Phone: 212-713-8000 SAT Digital Test Dates 2024 SAT Registration Deadline Deadline for Changes, and Regular Cancellation June 1, 2024 May 16, 2024 May 21, 2024
17. August 24, 2024 August 9, 2024 August 13, 2024 October 5, 2024 September 20, 2024 September 24, 2024 November 2, 2024 October 18, 2024 October 22, 2024 December 7, 2024 November 22, 2024 November 26, 2024 SAT Digital Test Dates 2025 SAT Registration Deadline Deadline for Changes, and Regular Cancellation March 8, 2025 February 21, 2025 February 25, 2025 May 3, 2025 April 18, 2025 April 22, 2025 June 7, 2025 May 22, 2025 May 27, 2025 • This college admission test is a Paper-based standardized test but according to the college Board, the SAT Exam is going to be completely Digital from 2023 for International Students and in 2024 for US Students. • Digital SAT is conducted 7 times every year at the worldwide level in the months of March, May, June, August, October, November, and December, but for US students, the number of attempts is limited to 5. • The knowledge and skills of students are tested on the basis of the Critical Reading section, Mathematics section, and Writing section. • The SAT questionnaire is designed for a time duration of 3 to 4 hours, but now the digital SAT exam time is 2 hours.
18. • The scoring system is based on a scale of 200–800 on each of the substituent sections (total of 400–1600). • The range of scores varies from 200 to 800 on each of the two sections, i.e., you can get a minimum score of 600 and a maximum score of 1600. Digital SAT Exam Syllabus: The Digital SAT Exam covers topics that students have encountered in their school curriculum throughout the years. Proficiency in school studies should adequately prepare students for the SAT exam syllabus. The key components of the SAT syllabus are outlined as follows: SAT Reading & Writing Section: 1. Craft and Structure 2. Information and Ideas 3. Standard English Conventions 4. Expression of Ideas Math Section: 1. Algebra 2. Advanced Math 3. Problem-Solving and Data Analysis 4. Geometry and Trigonometry FAQ's
19. Q. What is the SAT Exam? A. The SAT is a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States. It's a computer-based exam designed to assess a high school student's readiness for college-level work. Here's a breakdown of its key points: • Purpose: Colleges use SAT scores alongside other application materials like GPA, extracurriculars, and essays to evaluate applicants. • Who Takes It: Typically, high school juniors and seniors take the SAT. • Format: It's a multiple-choice test with two main sections: • Reading and Writing (combined): This section assesses your reading comprehension, writing skills, and critical thinking abilities. • Math: This section tests your problem-solving skills in various math areas like algebra, data analysis, and geometry. • Scoring: Each section is scored on a scale of 200 to 800, resulting in a total possible score of 1600. • Digital Delivery: Since 2023, the SAT has transitioned to a completely digital format. • Benefits of Taking It: While not all colleges require the SAT, a good score can strengthen your application and potentially increase your chances of admission, especially for competitive programs. Q. Who should take the SAT exam? A. The SAT exam is purposefully designed for high school students who plan to apply to undergraduate programs at colleges or universities, primarily in the United States. Here are specific groups who should consider applying for the SAT exam:
20. 1. High School Juniors and Seniors: Most students take the SAT in their junior year (11th grade) and may retake it in their senior year (12th grade) to improve their scores. 2. College Applicants: Students who are applying to colleges or universities that require or accept SAT scores as part of their admissions process. 3. Scholarship Seekers: Many scholarship programs consider SAT scores as part of their eligibility criteria. 4. International Students: Non-U.S. students who wish to apply to U.S. colleges and universities often need to take the SAT to meet admissions requirements. 5. Homeschool Students: Homeschooled students may use the SAT as a standardized test to demonstrate academic readiness for college. 6. Students Considering Specific Programs: Some specialized programs or majors may have specific SAT score requirements. 7. Test-Optional Schools: Even if applying to test-optional schools, some students choose to take the SAT to strengthen their application. It's important for prospective test-takers to check the specific requirements of the colleges or universities they are interested in to determine if the SAT is necessary. Q. How is the SAT exam structured? A. The SAT exam is structured to assess a student's readiness for college and consists of two main sections: Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW), and Math. There is also an optional Essay section. Here’s a detailed breakdown of each component: 1. Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) a. Reading Test
21. • Number of Questions: 52 • Time Allotted: 65 minutes • Content: Includes passages from literature, historical documents, social sciences, and natural sciences. Students answer questions about the content, style, and context of each passage. b. Writing and Language Test • Number of Questions: 44 • Time Allotted: 35 minutes • Content: Consists of passages with deliberate errors in grammar, punctuation, and usage. Students must identify and correct these errors. 2. Math a. Math Test – No Calculator • Number of Questions: 20 • Time Allotted: 25 minutes • Content: Covers algebra, problem-solving and data analysis, and some advanced math topics. Students must solve problems without the use of a calculator. b. Math Test – Calculator • Number of Questions: 38 • Time Allotted: 55 minutes
22. • Content: Similar to the no-calculator section, but students can use a calculator. This section includes more complex problems. 3. Optional Essay • Number of Tasks: 1 essay • Time Allotted: 50 minutes • Content: Students are required to read a passage and then analyze how the author builds an argument to persuade the audience. The essay is scored based on reading, analysis, and writing. Scoring • Total Score: Ranges from 400 to 1600, combining scores from the EBRW and Math sections. • EBRW Score: Ranges from 200 to 800. • Math Score: Ranges from 200 to 800. • Essay Score: Reported separately, with scores for Reading, Analysis, and Writing each ranging from 2 to 8. Test Duration • Without Essay: 3 hours • With Essay: 3 hours and 50 minutes This structure allows colleges to evaluate a student's reading comprehension, writing skills, mathematical proficiency, and, if applicable, their ability to analyze and articulate arguments in writing.
23. Q. What is the importance of the SAT exam for NRI students? A. The SAT exam holds particular importance for Non-Resident Indian (NRI) students who aspire to pursue undergraduate education in the United States and other countries that recognize SAT scores. Here are several key reasons why the SAT is important for NRI students: 1. College Admissions • Standardized Assessment: The SAT provides a standardized way for NRI students to demonstrate their academic abilities to U.S. colleges and universities, which may be unfamiliar with the specific grading systems of schools in other countries. • Eligibility: Many colleges in the U.S. require SAT scores as part of their admissions process. High SAT scores can significantly strengthen an application and enhance an NRI student’s chances of acceptance. 2. Scholarships and Financial Aid • Merit-Based Scholarships: High SAT scores can qualify NRI students for various merit-based scholarships offered by colleges and external organizations, which can substantially reduce the cost of education. • Financial Aid: Some institutions consider SAT scores when determining eligibility for financial aid packages, making it a critical component for those seeking financial assistance. 3. Comparison with Domestic Applicants
24. • Equity in Evaluation: The SAT allows admissions officers to compare the academic potential of NRI students with that of domestic applicants on a common scale, providing a fair basis for evaluation. • Global Benchmark: As a globally recognized test, the SAT serves as a benchmark that helps colleges assess the readiness of international students for college-level work. 4. Preparation for University-Level Studies • Skill Assessment: The SAT evaluates critical reading, writing, and mathematical skills that are essential for success in undergraduate programs. • Academic Readiness: Performing well on the SAT demonstrates a student’s preparedness for the rigorous academic environment of a U.S. university. 5. Application to Other Countries • International Acceptance: Besides the U.S., many universities in Canada, the United Kingdom, Singapore, and other countries also accept SAT scores for admissions, broadening the options for NRI students. • Global Mobility: High SAT scores can facilitate the application process to multiple international institutions, offering greater flexibility and choice for students. 6. English Proficiency • Language Skills: The SAT’s Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section assesses English language proficiency, which is crucial for NRI students
25. whose first language may not be English. This can support applications where proof of English proficiency is required. Conclusion For NRI students, the SAT is a vital tool in navigating the college admissions landscape, not only in the United States but also in other countries. It helps demonstrate their academic capabilities, enhances their chances of securing admissions and scholarships, and provides a standardized measure to compare against domestic and international peers. Therefore, preparing for and performing well on the SAT can significantly impact an NRI student’s educational trajectory. Q. How can NRI Students register for the SAT exam? A. NRI (Non-Resident Indian) students can register for the SAT exam through the College Board, which administers the test. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how NRI students can register for the SAT exam: Step-by-Step Registration Process 1. Create a College Board Account • Visit the College Board website. • Click on “Sign Up” to create a new account if you don’t already have one. • Fill in the required information, including personal details, email address, and security information. 2. Log In to Your Account • After creating your account, log in using your username and password. 3. Register for the SAT • Once logged in, go to the SAT section and click on “Register Now.”
26. • Follow the prompts to begin the registration process. 4. Select Your Test Date and Center • Choose a test date from the available international test dates. SAT exams are typically held on specific dates throughout the year. • Select a test center location. Enter your country and city to find nearby test centers. Ensure the selected center is convenient and accessible. 5. Provide Personal Information • Enter personal and educational information, including your high school details and intended college major (if known). 6. Upload a Photo • Upload a recent photo that meets the College Board’s photo requirements. The photo will appear on your admission ticket and must be a clear image of your face. 7. Pay the Registration Fee • The SAT registration fee for international students is higher than for U.S. students. Check the current fee on the College Board website. • Pay the fee using an acceptable payment method, such as a credit card or PayPal. 8. Review and Submit • Review all the entered information for accuracy. • Submit the registration form. 9. Print Your Admission Ticket • After registration, you will receive a confirmation email.
27. • Log in to your College Board account and print your admission ticket. You must bring this ticket to the test center on the exam day. Additional Tips • Early Registration: Register early to secure your preferred test date and center. International test centers can fill up quickly. • Special Accommodations: If you require special accommodations for disabilities, contact the College Board well in advance to make the necessary arrangements. • Preparation: Use SAT preparation resources provided by the College Board and other reputable sources to prepare effectively for the exam. Resources • College Board SAT Registration • SAT International Dates and Deadlines • SAT Photo Requirements By following these steps, NRI students can successfully register for the SAT and be well-prepared to take the exam at an international test center. Q. What math topics are on the SAT exam? A. The SAT Math section covers a range of topics designed to test students' mathematical skills and their ability to apply these skills to solve problems. The topics are divided into several main categories: 1. Heart of Algebra
28. • Linear Equations and Inequalities: Understanding and solving linear equations and inequalities in one variable, systems of linear equations in two variables, and representing them graphically. • Linear Functions: Interpreting and building linear functions, analyzing graphs, and solving word problems involving linear relationships. 2. Problem Solving and Data Analysis • Ratios, Proportions, and Percentages: Solving problems involving ratios, proportions, unit conversions, and percentages. • Quantitative Reasoning: Understanding and analyzing quantitative data, including interpreting data in tables, scatterplots, and graphs. • Statistics and Probability: Working with mean, median, mode, range, standard deviation, interpreting data sets, and understanding probability. 3. Passport to Advanced Math • Complex Equations: Solving quadratic equations, higher-order polynomials, and radical and rational equations. • Functions: Analyzing and interpreting functions, including their properties, transformations, and inverses. • Nonlinear Expressions: Manipulating and simplifying nonlinear expressions and solving equations that include exponents and radicals. 4. Additional Topics in Math • Geometry and Trigonometry: Understanding properties and applications of geometric shapes, theorems related to angles, triangles, circles, and
29. three-dimensional figures. Working with trigonometric functions, including the Pythagorean theorem, sine, cosine, and tangent ratios. • Complex Numbers: Performing operations with complex numbers and solving equations that involve complex numbers. Section Breakdown a. Math Test – No Calculator • Number of Questions: 20 questions (15 multiple-choice and 5 grid-ins) • Time Allotted: 25 minutes • Content: Focuses on arithmetic, algebra, and some basic geometry. Students must solve problems without using a calculator. b. Math Test – Calculator • Number of Questions: 38 questions (30 multiple-choice and 8 grid-ins) • Time Allotted: 55 minutes • Content: Covers a broader range of topics including more complex equations, advanced algebra, data analysis, and some trigonometry and geometry. Students can use a calculator. Important Skills • Problem-Solving: Ability to solve practical problems using mathematical concepts. • Analytical Skills: Interpreting and analyzing data, understanding the context of problems, and using appropriate methods to solve them.
30. • Algebraic Manipulation: Simplifying expressions, solving equations, and understanding function properties. • Geometry and Measurement: Applying geometric principles to solve problems involving shapes and spatial reasoning. Study Tips • Practice Regularly: Use practice tests and sample questions to familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions. • Focus on Weak Areas: Identify and work on areas where you have difficulty to improve your overall score. • Use Quality Resources: Utilize SAT prep books, online resources, and tutoring if needed to ensure comprehensive preparation. • Understand the Concepts: Rather than just memorizing formulas, focus on understanding the underlying concepts to apply them effectively in various contexts. By mastering these topics and honing your problem-solving skills, you can perform well on the SAT Math section. Q. Is the SAT essay necessary for the NRI students? A. The SAT essay is no longer a necessary component for any student, including Non-Resident Indian (NRI) students, applying to U.S. colleges and universities. Here are some key points regarding the SAT essay and its relevance: SAT Essay Status • Discontinued: As of June 2021, the College Board has discontinued the SAT essay for students in the United States. The essay may still be available for
31. students taking the SAT in international locations, but its relevance has significantly diminished. • College Requirements: Very few colleges and universities still require or recommend the SAT essay. Most institutions have moved away from requiring it as part of their admissions process. Relevance for NRI Students 1. College Admissions Requirements: • Before deciding to take the SAT essay, NRI students should check the specific requirements of the colleges and universities to which they are applying. Most U.S. institutions no longer require or consider the essay. 2. Alternative Writing Assessments: • Many colleges assess writing skills through other means, such as application essays, personal statements, and writing supplements. 3. Application Strength: • Focus on other components of the SAT, such as the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) and Math sections, as well as other parts of the college application like GPA, extracurricular activities, letters of recommendation, and application essays. 4. International Test Centers: • If you choose to take the SAT with the essay (if available in your location), ensure that your selected test center offers it. Verify this information during the registration process on the College Board website.
32. Recommendations • Check College Requirements: Visit the admissions websites of the colleges and universities you are interested in to determine if they require the SAT essay. • Focus on Core SAT Sections: Concentrate your preparation on the main sections of the SAT that are universally required. • Prepare Strong Application Essays: Since writing skills are crucial, ensure that your college application essays and personal statements are well-crafted and impactful. Conclusion Given the current trends in college admissions, the SAT essay is generally not necessary for NRI students. It is advisable to focus on the primary sections of the SAT and other aspects of your college application that demonstrate your strengths and readiness for university-level work. Always check specific college requirements to ensure you meet all necessary criteria for your desired institutions. Q. Can NRI students take the SAT in their home countries? A. Yes, Non-Resident Indian (NRI) students can take the SAT in their home countries. The College Board, which administers the SAT, provides international test dates and testing centers in various countries, including those where many NRI students reside. Here is how NRI students can take the SAT in their home countries: Steps to Take the SAT in Home Countries 1. Find a Test Center • Visit the College Board's SAT International Registration page.
33. • Use the test center search tool to find available test centers in your country. Enter your country and city to locate the nearest test centers. 2. Register for the SAT • Create or log in to your College Board account on the College Board website. • Choose an international test date that fits your schedule. International test dates are typically available several times a year. • Select a test center from the list of available centers in your country. 3. Complete Registration • Fill out the registration form with personal and educational information. • Upload a photo that meets the College Board’s requirements. • Pay the registration fee, which is higher for international test-takers. Payment can be made using a credit card or other accepted methods. 4. Print Your Admission Ticket • After completing the registration, print your admission ticket. This ticket is required for entry to the test center on the day of the exam. 5. Prepare for the Exam • Use SAT preparation resources such as practice tests, prep books, and online courses to prepare for the exam.
34. Important Considerations • Test Dates and Deadlines: International test dates are different from those in the U.S., and registration deadlines are typically earlier. Make sure to register well in advance. • Test Center Availability: Test centers can fill up quickly, so it’s important to register early to secure a spot at your preferred location. • Special Accommodations: If you need special accommodations due to a disability, contact the College Board well in advance to arrange for the necessary adjustments. • Travel Arrangements: If the nearest test center is far from your home, plan your travel and accommodations in advance to ensure you arrive at the test center on time. Conclusion NRI students can easily take the SAT in their home countries by finding a local test center and registering for an international test date through the College Board. Early registration is crucial to secure a spot and ensure all necessary arrangements are made for a smooth testing experience. Q. How often did the SAT exam take place in a year? A. The SAT exam is typically offered seven times a year in the United States and several times internationally. The exact number of test dates and their availability can vary slightly each year, but here’s a general overview of the SAT schedule: In the United States: • August • October
35. • November • December • March • May • June Internationally: For students outside the United States, including NRI (Non-Resident Indian) students, the SAT is usually offered on the following dates: • October • December • March • May Important Points: • Registration Deadlines: Registration deadlines for each test date are usually about a month before the test. It’s essential to register early, especially for international students, as test centers can fill up quickly. • Late Registration: Late registration is often available for an additional fee, usually up to two weeks after the regular deadline. • Test Center Availability: Not all test centers offer the SAT on every date, so it’s important to check the availability of specific test centers for your desired date. Finding Test Dates and Centers:
36. • College Board Website: The most reliable source for up-to-date information on test dates and registration deadlines is the College Board's SAT Test Dates and Deadlines page. • International Registration: For international test dates and specific registration details, you can visit the International SAT Registration page. Tips for NRI Students: • Plan Ahead: Given the limited number of international test dates, it’s crucial to plan your test preparation and registration well in advance. • Check Specific Requirements: Ensure you are aware of the SAT requirements of the colleges you plan to apply to, including any potential need for the optional SAT essay (if still available in your location). • Prepare for Travel: If the nearest test center is not close to your home, arrange your travel and accommodations early to avoid any last-minute issues. By staying informed about test dates and registering early, NRI students can ensure they have the opportunity to take the SAT and meet college application deadlines. SAT eBook: It is very important to know minor to major facts when starting your preparation for an aptitude-based exam like SAT, with updates that can help with your SAT preparation. We are pleased to announce the release of TestprepKart's free SAT study guide for the new SAT. This free SAT ebook gives you everything you need to know about the test, from content to content mastery, among the top practice goals you need.
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