College Board Announces SAT Registration Dates for 2024-25; Apply Soon!

Registration for the SAT exam is currently open for all students worldwide. The dates have been announced so that the aspirants have enough time in hand to prepare and register for the examination.

Study Abroad: The College Board, which develops and conducts the SAT® exam and AP®, has released the registration dates for the SAT exams for 2024–25. Study abroad aspirants worldwide can apply for this test before the specified deadlines. The College Board has announced the dates now so that all aspirants have proper time in hand to prepare and register for the test.

For the SAT test to be held on 24 August, the registration deadline is 8 Aug and the deadline for late registration, changes and regular cancellation is 13 Aug, 2024. For the test to be conducted on 5 Oct, the registration deadline is 20th Sept and the deadline for late registration, changes and regular cancellation is 24th Sept. For the test on 2nd Nov, the registration deadline is 18th Oct 2024, 7th Dec - 22nd Nov, 8th Mar - 21st Feb, 3rd May - 18th April, 7th June - 22nd May, 2025.

Ms. Meenakshi Kachroo Chatta, Senior Director & Regional Head at College Board said, “The SAT is a crucial steppingstone for students aspiring to study at prestigious universities worldwide. The importance of standardized tests in predicting academic success has led esteemed institutions like Yale, Dartmouth, Harvard, and Stanford to reinstate the SAT score as a requirement for admissions. With more frequent administrations and over 100 centres in India, the SAT offers increased opportunities for students to achieve their academic goals. The transition to a digital format enhances the testing experience by making it more personalized and student-friendly, reflecting our commitment to prioritizing students' needs. The SAT not only opens doors to higher education but also plays a significant role in boosting students' academic and professional careers. To fully capitalize on these opportunities, timely registration is essential, as it ensures students have adequate time to prepare. The College Board is deeply committed to supporting students in their educational journey by providing the necessary resources and guidance.”

College Board’s support for aspiring test takers

College Board continues to support aspiring test takers who do not have personal devices for tests. For those students who are unable to borrow a device, they may be eligible to get one from the College Board for their test day.

Moreover, to support the students, the College Board has joined forces with Khan Academy to provide practice materials for students at no cost and the Bluebook Testing app of Khan Academy offers six free practice exams for students to test their preparations.

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