Can a student appear for SAT exam after completing class 10th or while studying in class 11th?

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9 years ago

Hi Ayush, SAT can be given anytime after 10th as the scores are valid for 5 years and the best of the scores are taken by the universities automatically from college board if you have taken it more than once. It happens 6 times in a year. You may check all the details of registration and test date

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Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

A good score is anything above 1480 in SAT and 32 in ACT. For Ivyleague, you should score 1540 and 34 respectively to have high chances.

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