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Jamboree’s SAT Program

  • 66 hours of concept-based and topic-wise SAT sessions
  • Maths and Verbal live refresher sessions just before SAT date
  • Detailed study plan customised to your target score and exam date
  • Jamboree’s SAT study material -1 Maths and 1 Verbal book
  • 100+ hours of webinars- foundation sessions, questions & admissions discussions
  • IELTS or TOEFL classes (online live) with complete study material and full-length tests
  • Complimentary session with experts on 'application & profile building strategy'
  • Orientation webinars for parents of SAT aspirants
  • Complete SAT practice material available on Jamboree’s online portal
  • 4 Official College Board full-length tests
  • 2 full-length faculty-proctored tests
  • 3 Jamboree full length tests
  • 2 Jamboree section adaptive tests with score prediction
  • Test discussion sessions with faculty
  • One-year course validity with option to repeat
  • Unlimited doubt clearing sessions
  • 40+ hours of concept-based HD videos by expert SAT faculty
  • Additional 4+ Jamboree SAT section adaptive tests with score prediction

Why study for the SAT at Jamboree?

The best and the most experienced faculty for the SAT test prep

SAT training & study material focused on score improvement

Simplified teaching methodology to maximise your speed and accuracy

Regular progress tracking & discussion to strengthen your weak areas

Personalised attention through unlimited doubt clearing sessions

Flexibility to choose between online or offline mode of learning as per your convenience & availability

About SAT

Step one of your SAT exam preparation is getting familiar with the SAT exam's structure and pattern. The SAT exam is a 2-hour and 14-minute long test consisting of two sections, namely the Reading & Writing and Mathematics section. Both the sections further consist of two modules each. The total SAT exam score is 1600. Here's a quick overview of the SAT exam:

SAT Exam Pattern 2023

Section Name Number of Questions Time Allotted (minutes)
Reading and Writing 54
(27 questions/module)		 64
(32-minute/module)
Mathematics 44
(22 questions/module)		 70
(35-minute/module)
Total 98 134

SAT Exam Syllabus 2023

SAT Mathematics Section

Questions on the SAT Mathematics sections are based on the following topics:

Type of Math Number of Questions
Algebra 13–15
Advanced Math 13–15
Problem-Solving and Data Analysis 5–7
Geometry and Trigonometry 5–7

Around 30% of Math questions are contextualised, meaning they are presented in a real-world scenario related to science, social studies, or other areas of practical application. Answering these contextualised questions, also known as "word problems," involves utilising your mathematical skills and knowledge in conjunction with an understanding of the given context to arrive at the correct solution.

SAT Reading & Writing Section

The Reading and Writing section of the exam comprises passages of various lengths, ranging from 25 to 150 words. These passages cover a range of topics such as literature, history/social studies, the humanities, and science.

The questions in this section of the exam fall into four content domains, including Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions. The four domains consist of:

Information and Ideas Measures comprehension, analysis, and reasoning skills and knowledge and the ability to locate, interpret, evaluate, and integrate information and ideas from texts and informational graphics (tables, bar graphs, and line graphs).
Craft and Structure Measures the comprehension, vocabulary, analysis, synthesis, and reasoning skills and knowledge needed to understand and use high-utility words and phrases in context, evaluate texts rhetorically, and make connections between topically related texts.
Expression of Ideas Measures the ability to revise texts to improve the effectiveness of written expression and to meet specific rhetorical goals.
Standard English Conventions Measures the ability to edit text to conform to core conventions of Standard English sentence structure, usage, and punctuation.

What Our SAT Prep Achievers Say

Karthik

Karthik

SAT Score - 1540

"Jamboree really helped me with Verbal, my verbal section score in practice tests before Jamboree used to be around 590 but after Jamboree my score went up to 700+."

Hitarth Shah

Hitarth Shah

SAT Score - 1490

"Jamboree has not only been an SAT prep Institute for me, it has been an experience. The personal affection I got here was unparalleled. Irrespective of scores, the teachers encouraged me to focus on learning as a result of which, I was able to improvise myself to a great extent."

Adit Bhardwaj

Adit Bhardwaj

SAT Score - 1460

"Jamboree is an excellent institute. The faculty and staff were both very knowledgeable, helpful, and pleasant. Apart from the classroom, the extra prep material that the teachers recommended proved useful. The classroom environment is both friendly and serious about work."

Akshat Singh

Akshat Singh

SAT Score - 1460

"I was a little skeptical while joining Jamboree, but from the first lecture itself, the faculty did an amazing job. The online lectures were very interactive and gave us a sense of group learning. I managed a significant jump over my first SAT exam and it's all thanks to Jamboree."

Dev Patel

Dev Patel

SAT Score - 1390

"Jamboree provides flexible classes was really helpful for a high school student like me. Their one-to-one doubts clearing sessions help a lot to boost self-confidence. The material they provide ranges from easy to very difficult. All in all, my experience was great with Jamboree."

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SAT FAQs

You can skip the Maths classes but you will need to retake all the verbal classes again.

Yes! Scores on the current paper-based SAT and SAT are equivalent.

Yes! Your current SAT score will be valid for the next 5 years.
Universities will consider your super score i.e. 1550 (Q-800 & V-750)
Among the tablets, you are allowed to take the SAT only on an iPad.
Personal Chromebooks are not allowed, but you can use one if your test centre is issuing it.
Currently, test centres in India are not issuing any devices to test-takers. So, you must have your own device to take the SAT.
The SAT exam fee for Indian students is USD 104
SAT will be conducted seven times a year: March, May, June, August, October, November and December.
It is one of the various criteria that admission committees looks at. However, a good SAT score does improve your chances of getting admission and financial aid.
You can register online or by mail. The detailed information about registering for the SAT can be found at https://www.collegeboard.org/
SAT can be taken an unlimited number of times.
Your SAT score will be valid for 5 years from the date the test was taken.

The SAT is scored on a scale of 400-1600. The sectional break up is:

  • Math: 200 - 800
  • Verbal: 200 - 800
Scores of SAT are expected to be delivered within a few days of you taking the exam.
Most of the universities consider ‘super scores’ for admissions. Super score is the sum of your highest sectional scores across all your SAT attempts.
You should be ready with your SAT scores at the time of applying to universities. The College Board also says that sending scores very early shows colleges that you are a very interested applicant.

No, the SAT cannot be taken from home. You can only take the SAT exam only at the designated test centres or in school.

The paper-based SAT exam has been discontinued in India from 2023 onwards and has been changed to the format completely.

The SAT exam consists of of a total of two sections, namely:

  • Reading and Writing section
  • Mathematics section

The two sections of the SAT exam have a total of 98 questions that are to be attempted in 134 minutes.

The total test duration of the SAT exam is 2 hours and 14 minutes.

The SAT exam is scored out of a total of 1600, with each section (Reading & Writing and Mathematics) being scored on a scale of 400-800.


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