Candidates who plan to appear for their SAT exam are required to keep the below dates in mind. Candidates are advised to complete their SAT Registration before the deadline to avoid any last-minute confusion. The expected SAT Score dates have also been published for the convenience of our readers.

SAT Score Report

SAT score reports consist of the following information

• The Total Score: As the title suggests, the Total Score is the sum of the two Section Scores and this score ranges from 400 to 1600.
• Sectional Score: The sectional score ranges from 200-800 and is based on the performance of the candidate on the Math Section and Evidence-Based Reading & Writing Sections.
• Subscore (marks scored in each type of question): Subscores are multiple points for Reading, Writing and Language, and Math Sections, all ranging from 1 to 15. The main purpose of Sub scores is to provide additional insight into the students’ performance.
• Essay score (if applicable): Candidates who have undertaken the SAT with the essay will have the scores for Essay Reading (2-8 points), Essay Writing (2-8 points), and Essay Analysis (2-8 points) displayed under the Essay Details tab.
• Student’s percentile: The student’s percentile score tells you how well the student has performed his SAT exam as compared to other test-takers. 

How to check the SAT score?

Candidates can access the SAT score report on their College Board profile.

Steps to check SAT scores

• Step 1- Visit the College Board’s site
• Step 2- Sign in using your ID and password
• Step 3- Click on My Organiser and go to SAT scores
• Step 4- Click on Access My Scores and enter your username and password
• Step 5- Go to My Test Scores
• Step 6- Your SAT scores will appear on the screen

Candidates can send their score reports to the colleges using Score Choice.

How to Get SAT and Subject Test Scores?

Once you are finished with the SAT exam, it is time to send exam scores to the colleges. This is one of the most crucial parts of the whole application process. Most colleges prefer to get the score reports directly from the College Board and not the copies of the report or score report labels on the transcripts.

When to expect SAT Test Result?

Your SAT score result will be available online around 2-4 weeks after your test date. Once the score result is available, the College Board begins sending SAT score reports to the colleges the candidate has selected, if any, at the time of registration.

Other Ways to Get Scores

Students who don’t have easy access to the Internet can check out alternative methods of receiving their SAT Score, these include

• Paper Score Reports: Candidates who register by mail and don’t have active College Board online accounts will receive paper score reports.
• Scores by phone: Candidates can also receive their scores over the phone. However, they would be required to pay an extra fee for the same.
• Candidates can also access their scores by logging into their online score report and taking a printout of the same.