The ACT exam fee structure has changed for Indian students in 2026-27. Now that the Science section of the ACT exam has also been made optional just like the Writing section, test takers can choose to pay for it or not. Here is the complete fee structure of ACT exam in 2026-27:
| ACT Exam Fees 2026-27 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Exam Type | Fees | Details |
| ACT Exam | $188.50 | ACT exam contains the Maths, English and Reading sections only. |
| ACT exam with Science section | $198.50 | Science section gets added to the ACT exam. |
| ACT exam with Writing section | $213.50 | Writing section gets added to the ACT exam. |
| ACT exam with Science as well as Writing section | $223.50 | Writing section also gets added to the ACT exam with Science section |
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