SAT Test

Before Test Day:

• The College Board has also published official SAT test dates and registration deadlines for the 2024–2025 academic year, allowing students to plan their preparation and registration accordingly. Visit SAT Dates and Deadlines to view all upcoming test dates and corresponding deadlines.
• If you don’t own a proper device, check here for Device Lending Program. SAT Device Lending – SAT Suite | College Board
• Students must comply with the SAT Device Requirements.
• It is mandatory to download the Bluebook™ application, the official platform used to take the test. Detailed download and setup instructions are available at Bluebook (collegeboard.org).

On Test Day:

• Please refer to the SAT ID Requirements on the College Board website for details about acceptable identification, valid names, and photo requirements.
• In the event of emergencies or force majeure circumstances such as natural disasters, fires, or severe weather the test center where a candidate is registered may be closed. Therefore, candidates are advised to consult the SAT Test Center Closings page in advance of their scheduled test date.

Others:

Where can I take the SAT?
SAT test centers are located worldwide. The College Board’s search tool helps you find nearby centers and check availability for your preferred date. 

How much does the SAT cost?
The College Board provides a complete fee list, including optional services, so you can plan ahead.

How can I change my SAT registration?
If you need to change your test date, location, or other details, you can do so through your College Board account. Be sure to check deadlines to avoid extra fees. 

Can I request a loan device for the digital SAT?
Yes. If you do not have a device, the College Board may be able to lend you one. Requests must be made at least 30 days in advance when you register.   

What time should I arrive on test day?
Test centers open at 7:45 a.m., and doors close at 8:00 a.m. Arriving early helps you avoid stress. If you were approved to borrow a device, arrive 30 minutes earlier. 

What should I bring to the test center?
Bring your fully charged device with the Bluebook app installed, your printed admission ticket, acceptable photo ID, pencils/pens, and an approved calculator. Optional items include snacks and water for breaks. 

Do I need to download an app for the digital SAT?
Yes. The Bluebook™ app is required to take the SAT. It’s free and works on Windows, Mac, iPad, and some Chromebooks.

What is Bluebook?
Bluebook is the College Board’s testing app for the digital SAT and other exams. It’s where you access your admission ticket, take practice tests, and complete the exam.

I can’t download Bluebook. What should I do?
Check your device meets the technical requirements and that you have permission to install apps. If you use a school-managed device, contact your school’s IT staff. 

Does my device need to be fully charged?
Yes. Your device must last 3–4 hours. Bring a charger or portable power bank in case you need extra battery during breaks.

When will I get my SAT scores?
SAT scores are usually available 2–4 weeks after your test date. You can view them in your College Board account once they are released.