SAT 2024 Test dates released - Important points to remember

Are you gearing up for the SAT exam? Preparing for the SAT can be stressful, and that’s why it is crucial to plan the timeline. Studying for the SAT with full-proof strategies helps you to achieve a good score on the exam! Staying aware of the deadlines & keeping yourself organized helps to overcome the stress. In this blog, we’ll get over everything to know about SAT 2024 dates.  ‍

SAT is the standardized test that is conducted for high school students to assess their college readiness. This test mostly focuses on the concepts the students learn in their high school. ETS administers the SAT exam. SAT is administrated by educational institutes and public schools several times a year. Before appearing in the SAT exam give yourself 2 to 3 months before taking SAT exam. 

  SAT 2024 test dates for all countries

Test Date	Registration Deadline	Late Registration/Cancellation/Change Deadline
Mar 9, 2024	Feb 23, 2024	February 27, 2024
May 4, 2024	Apr 19, 2024	April 23, 2024
June 1, 2024	May 16, 2024	May 21, 2024

Points to remember before appearing in the SAT 2024 exam-

• The registration fee for SAT 2024 is $60. If the candidate is taking the test outside of the U.S.A., then an extra $43 regional fee will be applied. For late submission, you have to pay an extra $30.
• Cancellation of registration fee is $25. An additional $10 is applied in case the candidates cancel their registration after changing their deadline.
• The deadline for registration expires at 11.59 pm on the day mentioned.
• The SAT 2024 exam will be administrated online from the first week of March 2024 in every country.
• The international students who require online tools to take the test should inform ETS in advance so that it can be shipped to the students.
• The test is conducted online, and it lasts for 2 hours and 14 minutes.
• It takes 2 weeks for the college boards to release the score after appearing in the exam.

When to start studying for SAT 2024? 

 Before taking the SAT exam 2024, you should give yourself 2 to 3 months for preparation. In between these 2 months, you can cover a maximum section and take practice tests for the SAT. Schedule your plan and maintain a balance between your personal and professional life. Make sure to give yourself enough to stress out. You can also consider to retake the test if you are not happy with the initial results. You can also appear in this exam after high school if it aligns with your plans. 

  FAQ- 

When Can I register for the 2023 SAT dates? 

 There are several registration dates we mentioned in the above section. You can also check the dates the college boards regularly update on their website. 

  What are the next dates for the SAT 2024 exam? 

 The next dates of SAT 2024 are Mar 9, 2024, May 4, 2024 and June 1, 2024. 

  What is the timing of the SAT 2024 exam? 

 The SAT exam typically starts between 8:30 and 9:00 am. It is advised to arrive at 7:45 am just to remain on the safe side. 

  How to enroll for the SAT exam 2024? 

 To enroll in the SAT 2024 exam, follow the below procedure-

• Create an account on the college board
• Register yourself on the SAT board college site
• Enter your personal information
• Choose the preferred test date & test center
• Upload the photo & confirm the registration

This is a simple procedure to enroll yourself for SAT 2024. Make sure you have an idea of the last date of registration. 

  Where can I take this exam? 

 The exam is conducted & administrated at the designated test centers & locations. You can choose the test centers near you by visiting the website of your college board. Enter your location and tap on the search button to find the nearby test centers. 

  Which test book can I prefer for preparing for SAT 2024? 

 You can choose the SAT Mock test paper available in Foster JEE. We prepared a textbook for candidates where we covered every section of the syllabus in brief. Practice this test paper regularly for the best results. 

  Final Thoughts 

 Before you schedule your SAT 2024, ensure you have given yourself enough time to study. If you need to improve your score from the last exams, then consider retaking the exam. However, there will be more test dates that the college board will announce in the near future.