UniHawk modernises SAT preparation as tests get set to go digital

UniHawk modernises SAT preparation as tests get set to go digital

Dubai, UAE: As the international SAT test gets set to go digital, study abroad admissions experts, UniHawk, say that the new format offers fresh opportunities for students to boost their scores through personalised preparation. Described by the US College Board as more concise and user-friendly, the new digital SAT format can also reveal the areas where students need more guidance and tuition when undertaking mock testing. UniHawk counsellors say this enables exam preparation to be better focussed and structured towards individual needs.

With the first digital test scheduled for 11th March, UniHawk is already preparing students to take on the new format. The move online is expected to bring a number of changes aimed at improving the student experience with shorter reading passages and a reduction in the duration of the test itself. Candidates will also be able to use a calculator that has been built into the testing application throughout the numerical reasoning section, and it is anticipated that results will come sooner than the paper-based test.

UniHawk Founder and CEO, Varun Jain, explained, “In terms of preparation, the digital format allows us to take a more in-depth, individualised approach. When students complete sample tests, we can see how much time