Don't miss out: SAT registration closes soon for 2025–26 cycle, exam on August 23
Registration Deadline: August 29, 2025 | Test Date: September 13, 2025Registration Deadline: September 19, 2025 | Test Date: October 4, 2025Registration Deadline: October 24, 2025 | Test Date: November 8, 2025Registration Deadline: November 21, 2025 | Test Date: December 6, 2025'With the 2025–26 application cycle now underway, we're witnessing a strong interest in the SAT among Indian students aspiring for global as well as Indian universities. The digital SAT has made the exam more accessible and reflective of modern learning. We urge students to begin early preparation with official resources and take the test with confidence. At College Board, we are committed to ensuring that every motivated student, regardless of background, can showcase their potential," said Meenakshi Kachroo Chatta, Senior Director & Regional Head, South & Central Asia at College Board.To support inclusivity, the College Board Device Lending Program allows students who need a laptop or tablet for the digital SAT to request one at least 30 days before their test date. Additionally, the India Scholars Program continues to offer up to 90% fee reductions for eligible students from low-income families, along with access to scholarships at partner Indian universities.Accepted by over 4,000 universities worldwide and more than 50 institutions in India, the SAT remains a key stepping stone for students aiming to pursue higher education. - Ends
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