SAT 2025 registration deadline announced for May, June exams

NEW DELHI : The College Board has announced that the last date to register for the SAT 2025 exam scheduled on May 3 exam is April 18. The application window for the June 7 exam will be closed May 22. Students can register for the SAT exam through the official website, satsuite.collegeboard.org.

Students can also make changes to their application, cancel their registration, and apply for late registration for the May 3 exam before April 22 and for the June 7 exam on May 27.

Students are advised to complete their SAT 2025 session exam registration to secure their seat for the exam. Late registration and changes (including cancellations) can be made until the given deadline with an additional fee charge.

Students can also plan for the upcoming SAT exam schedule as follows:

• August 23
• September 13
• October 4
• November 8
• December 6

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According to the official SAT statement, the College Board provides students with valuable preparation resources through its partnership with Khan Academy. Students will have access to personalized SAT practice modules that help them prepare effectively for the exam. Additionally, six full-length mock exams are available on the Bluebook testing app for students who wish to experience the SAT test-taking experience.

“Students without access to a personal device can request one through the College Board’s Device Lending Initiative, ensuring an equitable testing experience. This initiative is designed to bridge the digital divide and offer a more equitable testing experience,” the official SAT statement said.

Meenakshi Kachroo Chatta, the senior director and regional head at the College Board, highlighted the importance of the SAT for Indian students and said: “At College Board, our goal is to make higher education more accessible for students worldwide. By expanding test centers, offering fee waivers, and providing comprehensive preparation resources, we ensure that students—regardless of their background—can maximize their potential through the SAT. With seven test administrations each year and over 100 test centers across India, we are offering greater convenience and flexibility than ever before.”