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SAT Overview

The SAT is a standardized college admissions test in the U.S. that assesses reading, writing, and math skills, administered by the College Board. The test, which will be in a digital format by 2025, consists of reading & writing and math sections, scored from 200 to 800 each, with a total score range of 400 to 1600. It is offered seven times a year, with registration available at collegeboard.org for a fee of approximately $60.

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SAT Overview

The SAT is a standardized college admissions test in the U.S. that assesses reading, writing, and math skills, administered by the College Board. The test, which will be in a digital format by 2025, consists of reading & writing and math sections, scored from 200 to 800 each, with a total score range of 400 to 1600. It is offered seven times a year, with registration available at collegeboard.org for a fee of approximately $60.

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SAT Overview

1. What is the SAT?

 The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized college


admissions test in the U.S.

 It measures reading, writing, and math skills needed for college.

 Administered by the College Board.

 Used by many colleges and universities as part of the admissions


process.

📊 SAT Structure (As of 2025 – Digital Format)

Section Time Content Scoring

64 minutes (2 Short passages + multiple-choice


Reading &
modules of 32 questions on reading comprehension, 200–800
Writing
mins) grammar, and editing

70 minutes (2 Algebra, problem solving, data


Math modules of 35 analysis, geometry, and some 200–800
mins) trigonometry

Total
Total 2 hours 14 Adaptive, digital format (on approved
Score:
Time minutes device)
400–1600

📚 Section Breakdown

1. 📖 Reading & Writing

 Includes both literary and informational texts.

 Tests:

o Main ideas & details

o Vocabulary in context

o Logical reasoning

o Grammar & punctuation


o Sentence structure

o Transitions and organization

2. ➗ Math

 Two main content areas:

o Algebra: linear equations, systems, expressions

o Advanced Math: quadratic & exponential equations, functions

o Problem Solving & Data Analysis: ratios, percentages, tables

o Geometry & Trigonometry: angles, shapes, right triangles,


unit circle basics

 Calculator is allowed for all questions.

💻 Digital SAT (Important Changes)

 Adaptive format: The test adjusts difficulty based on your performance.

 Shorter passages (in Reading & Writing) than in the old version.

 Taken on a computer or tablet (bring your own or use a school-provided


device).

 Built-in calculator (Desmos), timer, and annotation tools.

🎯 SAT Scoring

 Each section is scored from 200 to 800, total max: 1600.

 No penalty for guessing.

 You also get percentile ranks, showing how you did compared to
other test-takers.

🧠 Tips for Preparation

General

 Take full-length practice tests.

 Use College Board’s Bluebook app for official digital SAT practice.
 Study regularly instead of cramming.

Reading & Writing

 Practice identifying main ideas quickly.

 Review grammar rules (subject-verb agreement, punctuation,


modifiers).

 Read a variety of texts (science, history, fiction, etc.).

Math

 Know formulas (area, volume, slope, etc.).

 Practice solving without a calculator too.

 Focus on understanding, not just memorizing.

When & How to Register

 Offered 7 times per year (U.S. dates: March, May, June, August,
October, November, December).

 Register at collegeboard.org.

 Fee: ~$60 (fee waivers available for eligible students).

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