The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) is one of the most important admissions tests in the United States and serves to evaluate your critical reading, writing and math skills. Despite the fact that it is becoming increasingly unimportant, getting a high SAT score is an undoubted asset when applying to college.

Rising Curiosity: Nepali students’ quest for the SAT is increasing and its main driver is their acknowledgment that it can pave paths to universities and expand horizons for them. Nevertheless, realizing the evolving college admissions field is critical because it will help you as you make up your mind regarding your test preparation course.

Test-Optional Trend: Most colleges and universities implement voluntary test policies meaning that admission is no longer based on SAT score. This development reflects the change of testing purpose to make it more convenient and avoid pressures that may be caused by standardized testing. While the SAT still can be useful, you should pay attention to school-specific requirements and construct a strong and overall strong application.

Holistic Review: Universities use a holistic review method that reviews many types of factors other than SAT scores. Your grades in high school, the activities you have taken part in, essays and recommendation letters make up an important part of their assessment processes. Make an effort to package your application so that all your good qualities and competencies will be projected.