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If you are planning to study abroad, especially in the USA or other international universities, you may have heard about the SAT exam. For beginners, understanding the SAT exam pattern and marking scheme can feel confusing. This guide breaks everything down in a simple way so that you clearly know what to expect before starting your preparation.
The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized entrance exam used by many universities worldwide to evaluate a student’s readiness for college-level education. It mainly tests your reading, writing, and mathematical skills rather than memorization.
The SAT is now conducted in a digital format, making it more student-friendly and adaptive.
The SAT exam consists of two main sections:
The total exam duration is approximately 2 hours and 14 minutes.
This section checks your ability to understand passages, analyze arguments, and use grammar correctly.
What it includes:
The questions are based on real-world topics like science, history, social studies, and literature, making it practical and easy to relate to.
