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After 18 years teaching the traditional SAT, ITS is delighted to launch our in-house Digital SAT Course
updated to the 2023 format for international SAT candidates.
The Digital SAT course has been tailor-made as per College Board specifications and has been broken
down into a Reading and Writing Course and a Math Course separately.
We are the first provider of Digital SAT Courses in Asia using our very own Digital SAT platform -
https://digital.itseducation.asia/student/login - where students can learn various strategies associated
with key questions and practice answering them in the same manner as they would in the real Digital
SAT test. This will not only enable them to get over the fear of taking the test online but also help them,
to a reasonable extent, answer the questions within the time limit.
Both the courses are further categorized into 10 Hour - Regular and 15 Hour - Intensive courses in order
to give the students a broader spectrum of courses to choose from based on their relative academic
strength in the two areas.
Course Breakdown
Reading and Writing is broken down into four domains and within these domains, there are ten specific skill areas that are evaluated.
The Math section is also broken down into four domains and within these domains, eighteen specific skill areas are evaluated.
Why enroll for ITS Digital SAT Course?
ITS Digital SAT course gives students an edge in terms of how to deal with frequently tested questions in
the exam.
One of the key skills needed for the test is to be able to eliminate wrong answer choices based on
elimination techniques and our Digital SAT course particularly focuses on that.
Since writing and language is entirely rules based, mastering the grammar rules coupled with
elimination techniques can get a student to score up to nearly 95%+ out of the 54 writing and language
questions tested in the exam.
When it comes to reading based questions, the course also teaches students various strategies that can
guide them get to the right answer.
In the quants section, questions tested are quite unique compared to the questions students normally
encounter in a school-based learning environment. Hence, it is of utmost importance that a test taker
learns short cuts that can enable them to tackle questions within a stipulated time limit.
We have a consistent success rate in the past with many students scoring more than 1500 on their SAT
and an average add-on value of 200 points.
Final review before official test dates with actual past papers.
6 hours of Instruction + 2 Official SAT Mock Tests
Test Day Tips and Strategies Comprehensive Mock Test Reviews
Recommended for: Students who are soon taking the official SAT and want additional practice with a complete review of their mistakes
Courses run the week of official SAT test dates.
The best way for any student to reach for top scores in their SAT exams is to take a highly-customized course of private lessons. Students can arrange lessons flexible to their busy timetables. Private lessons give students an opportunity to focus on their strengths with direct attention from the teacher. At ITS we have found that students can achieve virtually any target score if they work hard enough. ITS specializes in helping students achieve scores that accompany applications to Ivy League universities and other top schools.
We provide a first free SAT mock test at ITS Central's exam center for all students. Register below
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The Digital SAT is the latest version of the SAT, replacing the traditional paper-based test. It is taken on a computer using the Bluebook app and features an adaptive format, meaning the difficulty of questions adjusts based on your performance. The Digital SAT is designed to be more efficient and accessible to international students, reflecting the growing global demand for standardized testing.
The transition began in spring 2023 for international students and spring 2024 for U.S. students. The new format makes the test shorter, more secure, and tailored for modern testing conditions.
The Digital SAT is shorter (about 2 hours instead of 3), has adaptive questions, and allows calculator use throughout the Math section. The Reading and Writing sections are now combined, featuring shorter passages with one question per passage. The adaptive nature of the test helps ensure a smoother and more personalized experience for students.
You can use a laptop or tablet, and the test is administered through the Bluebook app. If you do not have a device, College Board provides loaner devices at test centers upon request.
No, the test must be taken at an official test center or school, with a proctor present to ensure security and fairness.
Yes. The test is section-adaptive, meaning the difficulty of the second module in each section (Reading and Writing, and Math) depends on your performance in the first module. This ensures a more tailored testing experience, focusing on skill proficiency rather than memorization.
Yes, but they are now combined into a single section. Instead of long passages, the Digital SAT features shorter excerpts, each followed by one question, making the test more efficient and focused.
Yes. A built-in graphing calculator is available within the testing app, and you can also bring your own approved calculator.
The scoring remains the same, with a 1600-point scale (800 for Math, 800 for Reading and Writing). Scores are released within days instead of weeks, allowing students to plan their college applications more efficiently.
Yes, accommodations such as extended time, screen readers, and extra breaks are available for eligible students. ITS Education Asia can assist students in applying for accommodations.
You can register through the College Board website and select a test center near you. ITS Education Asia provides guidance on registration and test center selection to ensure students secure their preferred test dates.
ITS Education Asia offers state-of-the-art SAT preparation courses, designed to help students master the adaptive format, test-taking strategies, and subject-specific skills. Our courses include live instruction, personalized coaching, and full-length mock exams to ensure students achieve their highest possible score.
The SAT is offered several times a year, with international test dates typically in March, May, August, October, and December. ITS Education Asia provides customized study plans based on your target test date.
The SAT is recognized in admissions across more than 85 countries worldwide, making it one of the most valuable standardized tests for students seeking global education opportunities. Countries that widely accept SAT scores include:
United States – Accepted at nearly all colleges and universities.
Canada – Many Canadian institutions consider SAT scores in admissions.
United Kingdom – Some UK universities accept SAT scores as part of their entry requirements.
Australia – Universities like the University of Sydney and UNSW recognize SAT scores.
Singapore – Institutions such as NUS and SMU accept SAT scores.
Hong Kong – Universities like HKU and CUHK accept SAT scores for international applicants.
Europe – Many universities in Germany, the Netherlands, and other EU nations accept SAT scores for admissions.
Absolutely. Even if you are not planning to study in the U.S., the SAT can be valuable for admissions in more than 85 countries, including Canada, the UK, Australia, Asia, and Europe. Additionally, a strong SAT score can enhance scholarship opportunities and demonstrate academic readiness to competitive institutions worldwide. ITS Education Asia provides expert guidance on how SAT scores can strengthen your university applications globally.