Should I invest in giving the SAT exam considering my twelfth standard percentage is low for a Master's?
31 Jul 2026 · Answered by Tharun Kumar U · 1 min read
No, taking the SAT is not useful for U.S. master's admissions. The SAT is mainly required for undergraduate programs, not for master's applications.
For master's admissions, U.S. universities focus on your undergraduate GPA, relevant coursework, work or research experience, and standardized tests like the GRE. Improving your GRE score and strengthening your overall profile will have a greater impact than taking the SAT.
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