In the United States, students in their first and second years of high school are given the opportunity to take the PSAT, which is a practise test similar to the SAT. Following the PSAT, students are allowed to take the SAT throughout their high school before college admission (but because it was made optional, it is easy to assume it doesn’t affect the application much, but it does affect at least 0.001% as far as I know). It is usually tested 5 to 6 times a year, and the dates will be announced on the official website (if you didn’t know, collegeboard conducts the SAT/AP and PSAT, which is similar to CBSE only). Students who score 1450 or higher on the PSAT exam are recognised for having achieved the highest grades in their first and second years of high school.
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