Test Structure:

• Critical Reading Section: Involves reading passages and sentence completions.

• Writing Section: Comprises a short essay and multiple-choice questions focused on identifying errors and improving grammar usage.

• Mathematics Section: Encompasses questions on arithmetic operations, algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability.

SAT Subject Tests (SAT II):

Subject Tests, or SAT II, are hour-long content-based tests allowing you to highlight proficiency in specific subject areas. These tests serve as a unique opportunity to showcase achievements and interests, differentiating yourself in the university admission process.

Implications of High Scores:

High scores in the SAT may open doors to scholarship opportunities abroad, amplifying the potential for academic and financial recognition.

Test Logistics:

• Total Score for SAT I: 1600 (Mathematics—800, Critical Reasoning and Writing—800).

• SAT II: Required by specific schools, focusing on major secondary school subjects.

• Test Frequency: SAT 1 and SAT 2 are conducted in Nigeria approximately six to seven times a year.

• Registration: Typically done 8-10 weeks before the intended exam date.

• Identification: Test takers in Nigeria require a valid international passport on the exam day.

Test Day Considerations:

• Test Duration: The SAT lasts for about four hours; candidates are advised to plan their test day meticulously, avoiding other serious engagements.

Preparation Recommendations:

• Eight weeks of diligent preparation are recommended for the SAT examination.

For additional inquiries about the SAT examination in Nigeria, please refer to the SAT FAQ page.