SAT Centres

Worried about getting the nearest SAT exam centre for the main exam day? There is one way to get rid of this problem. Check out the steps to find the nearest SAT centres by following these simple instructions given in the section below:First of all, log in on the College Board website and get to the registration page after choosing the appropriate SAT exam date.Once the applicant chooses the SAT exam date, they will be prompted on the SAT exam centre choice option.There will be options to check the nearest SAT exam centre via test centre code or city based on country selection.Manually the applicant can enter the city or test centre code and check for the nearby SAT centre options.The applicant will be able to see which SAT exam centres are near the applicant's address based on the city or test centre code selection. The applicant can choose the nearest SAT exam centre based on the centre's availability for the chosen exam date and complete the process. Upon final selection of the nearest SAT exam centre, applicants can then proceed to the payment page and complete SAT registration. Note: It is better to select the nearest possible SAT centre so that it is feasible and within the applicant's reach on the test day. SAT exam is conducted in seven months of the year, thus, it may be possible that sometimes there are fewer SAT exam centre availability. 

Going for the SAT exam? Only the following items will be permitted at SAT exam centres:Admission Hall TicketID Poof with PhotographStationery: No. 2 Pencil (Suggested Quantity: 2) and ErasersCalculator (approved by the authorities) or use a digital calculator on the device for testing on Bluebook which is embeddedAuto-injectors: Epinephrine (such as EpiPens)Fully charged device on which SAT digital is to be attemptedCharger for the device on which applicants would give their SAT examAll these items need to be carried in a clear (see-through) bag. Applicants can also carry their watches which are without an audible alarm and are analogue or digital, along with this applicants can carry some snacks and water for the break at the SAT exam centre. They can also carry a backup device for testing if required. The SAT centres have desks with drawers, where the students can place their bags.

There is a list of things that are not allowed at SAT test centres and they are as follows:List of Prohibited Devices at SAT Exam CentreMobile Phones*Smartwatches and Fitness TrackersAny type of Wearable TechnologyAudio Players or RecordersNotebooks or Any Personal Computing DevicesAny kind of Bluetooth DevicesSeparate TimersCameras or Photographic EquipmentHighlighters or Colored PencilsBooks or Reference MaterialsCompasses, Rulers, Protractors, or Cutting DevicesPapers of Any KindEarplugsUnacceptable Calculators*Privacy Screens Weapons or Firearms--*Can be used to present admission ticket but must be collected or stored away after check-in.*Including those with computer-style QWERTY keyboards, use paper tape, make noise, or require a power cordApplicants going for the SAT exam must avoid the above mentioned prohibited list of items at all costs. In case of non-adherence, the applicant's devices can be confiscated and checked or the scores can be cancelled also, the applicants can be dismissed.

SAT stands for Scholastic Assessment Test. Examination is conducted by college boards for undergraduate admissions. No, the list of sat examination centres do not change frequently . There are approximately 99 examination centres spread across 25 cities where the examination is conducted . The number of aspirants is increasing day by day hence it requires and advance booking by candidates for their chosen exam centre. Various universities accept SAT scores like Ashoka University Azeem Premji University School of Management, KREA University among many other reputed University is and colleges. To know more about the examination, candidates are advised to go through the official website of SAT.