College Board has opened registrations for the SAT 2026 exams scheduled from March to June 2026. Interested candidates can apply through the official SAT website at satsuite.collegeboard.org. The Board will close the registration window for the March 2026 exam on February 27, 2026, and allow corrections to submitted forms until March 3, 2026. It will conduct the March SAT session on March 14, 2026.
The Board will close registration for the second SAT exam on April 17, 2026. Candidates can make changes to their applications, opt for regular cancellations, or complete late registration until April 21, 2026. The May session exam will take place on May 2, 2026. For the June session, the Board will end registrations on May 22, 2026, and allow modifications until May 26, 2026. It will conduct the June SAT exam on June 6, 2026.
College Board Highlights SAT Deadline Awareness
Commenting on the registration timeline, Meenakshi Kachroo Chatta, Senior Director and Regional Head, South and Central Asia at the College Board, emphasised that students must keep track of key SAT dates and deadlines while planning for higher education. She said multiple testing opportunities throughout the year give students the flexibility to choose exam dates that align with their preparation and university application plans. She added that the digital SAT format and official preparation resources help students approach the test with greater confidence and clarity, according to the Board’s press statement.
Candidates can apply for the SAT online through the official website at satsuite.collegeboard.org. They need to click on the registration link on the homepage and create an account to start the process. After registering, applicants must fill out the application form, pay the required examination fee, and submit it. Once they submit the form, they should download and print the confirmation page for future reference. For more details and updates, candidates should visit the official SAT website.
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