The Digital SAT is an assessment required for admission to leading universities in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Italy, Singapore, Netherlands, and many other countries including India. While its acceptance varies across institutions, it is increasingly being recognized as a valuable academic credential for undergraduate admissions worldwide.  It has become increasingly popular among students aspiring to study abroad. In 2024 alone, around 2 million students took the Digital SAT, highlighting the impressive number of young individuals chasing their dreams of international education.

While this statistic is fascinating, the reality is that only a small percentage of dedicated students achieve their desired SAT scores to gain admission to their dream universities. With so much to juggle these days, many students find it challenging to balance SAT preparation within limited time constraints. This is where knowing the right time management strategies can work wonders. Before diving into these strategies, let’s first gain a basic understanding of what the Digital SAT truly is.

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