SAT to go digital in 2023

SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test), an important global gold standard for varsities and colleges readiness is set to go digital in 2023. To improve test access, quality, and delivery, the test will be more concise as well as utilizes state-of-the-art technology. This will make SAT a more favorable experience for the students appearing for it.

A big number of colleges and universities across the globe accept the SAT. The marks scored in the test will help determine admissions and scholarships decisions at leading universities worldwide. The digital SAT will continue to be a passport exam, making it simpler for learners to apply to multiple universities at once in India and abroad.

As SAT will go digital, it will be now shorter and students will get more time to answer each question. Shorter reading passages reflecting a broader range of topics will be included in the test. Calculators will be now permitted throughout the Math section and will be provided within the testing app.

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