The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States. It is designed to assess a student's readiness for college and to provide colleges and universities with a common data point that can be used to compare applicants.
Math 58 questions |
This section includes questions on problem-solving, data analysis, algebra, and advanced math. | Duration: 80 minutes Score: 200-800 |
Reading 52 questions |
This section includes questions on Sentence Completion, Tests understanding of passages from the US and world Literature, History/Social Studies, and Sciences. | Duration: 65 minutes Score Range: 200-800 (combined with Writing Section) |
Writing and Language 44 questions |
This section includes questions on, expression of ideas and standard English conventions through passages related to Careers, History/Social Studies, Humanities, and Sciences. | Duration: 35 minutes Score Range: 200-800 (combined with Reading Section) |
Essay (optional) One optional essay |
This section requires students to evaluate an argument through the analysis of evidence. | Duration: 50 minutes not scored |
Total 154 questions |
n/a | Duration: 3 hours (with optional 50 minutes) Score: 1600 |