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A standardized test widely used for undergraduate admissions in the United States.
The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) is a standardized test required for most undergraduate admissions in the United States. It is taken by school students in the US and international students seeking admission in US colleges.
SAT scores are also crucial in determining eligibility for merit scholarships, as many scholarships are based on performance in the SAT.
Yes, SAT scores are also used in scholarship considerations. Many merit-based scholarships rely on SAT performance.
The SAT measures skills you have learned in and outside the classroom and how well you can apply them in undergraduate courses. The test has three sections:
The final SAT score is an aggregate of three scores — Writing, Math, and Critical Reading. Each section is scored between 200 and 800. The maximum score is 2400, while the minimum is 600 (considered practically zero).
The SAT runs for 3 hours 45 minutes of testing time plus three breaks of five minutes each. Total time including breaks is about 4 hours.
Yes. For each correct response, you earn 1 point. For each incorrect option, ¼ point is deducted. No negative marking is applied for questions left unanswered.
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