
AT 2026 Registration: Registration for Phase 3 of the SAT 2026 is officially open, offering students a critical chance to kickstart their higher education journey. Interested candidates can register between February 23 and March 31, 2026, to secure their spot in this phase. The examinations are scheduled to be conducted from March 1 to March 31, 2026, utilizing a flexible 24-hour window for online testers, alongside designated slots for offline tests. Beyond academic assessment, this phase provides a significant opportunity for students to secure merit-based scholarships of up to 90% on tuition fees.
Registration for Phase 3 is facilitated entirely online through the official College Board website. Students are encouraged to complete their registration early to secure their preferred testing mode—either the digital home-based 24-hour window or a local proctored test center. The process requires creating a College Board account, selecting the test date, uploading a valid photo ID, and paying the registration fee, unless applying for a fee waiver.
This registration period is vital for students aiming to align their standardized test scores with university application deadlines for the 2026-2027 academic year. It is important to note that the registration deadline of March 31, 2026, is firm, and late registrations may be subject to additional charges or limited test seat availability. Students should also check the technical requirements for the digital home-based test option well in advance.
SAT 2026 registration for Classes 7 to 12 and droppers for JEE or NEET is now available. Registration is completely free of cost, and students can select their preferred mode and date during the sign-up process.
| SAT 2026 Important Dates | |
| Event | Dates |
| Closed | |
| Registration (Phase 2) | Closed |
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Online: 5th January 2026 to 20th January 2026 (12:00 AM to 11:59 PM) Offline: 10th, 11th, 17th, and 18th January 2026 |
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| Online Exam Window (Phase 2) |
Online Exam: 1st – 22nd February 2026 Offline Exam: 7th, 8th, 14th & 15th February 2026 |
| Registration (Phase 3) |
23rd February to 31st march 2026 |
| Exam Window (Phase 3) |
1st–31st March 2026 |
SAT Eligibility Criteria for Students in Classes 7 to 12 and students who have passed Class 12 (droppers), especially JEE and NEET aspirants, are eligible to apply for PWSAT. Candidates must be Indian nationals and may belong to any recognised board (CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, or NIOS). No registration fee is required, and there is no strict age limit. However, students already enrolled in PW Vidyapeeth or Pathshala for the ongoing year are not eligible to reapply.
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SAT Eligibility Criteria 2026 |
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| Eligibility Criteria | Details |
| Eligible Classes | Students currently in Classes 7 to 12 and 12th passouts (droppers) |
| Educational Boards | All recognized boards (CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, NIOS) |
| Citizenship | Must be an Indian citizen |
| Age Limit | No specific age limit; open to all eligible class students |
| Prior Enrollment | Currently enrolled PW Vidyapeeth/Pathshala students are ineligible |
| Scholarship Focus | JEE, NEET, and Foundation competitive exam aspirants |
| Exam Mode | Available in both Online and Offline formats |
| Registration Fee | No fee to apply (100% Free) |
PWSAT has no registration fees, enabling every student to participate and enroll in the scholarship program without financial burden. Candidates are advised to visit the official portal for updates on fee waivers and rewards.
SAT 2026 registration is currently available online on the official portal and remains open until one day before your preferred online test date. For the offline mode, registration should be completed at least four days before your selected test date to allow for center allocation.
Visit the Official Website: Go to the official Physics Wallah website at: PWSAT
Access Registration: Click on the "Register for Free" button on the homepage.
Enter Mobile Number: Input your active mobile number for verification and future communication.
OTP Verification: Enter the OTP sent to your mobile via SMS to verify your identity.
Complete the Form: Fill in your personal, academic (Class/Stream), and contact details accurately.
Select Exam Mode and Date: Choose between Online or Offline and select your preferred test date.
Submit: Verify your entries and click "Submit." You will receive a confirmation message or email.
Visit a PW Centre: Go to your nearest PW Vidyapeeth Center or a designated school participating in the offline drive.
Collect the Form: Obtain the physical PWSAT registration form from the administration desk.
Fill in Details: Complete the form with your personal and academic information.
Submit Documents: Attach a recent passport-size photograph and a photocopy of your previous class mark sheet (if required).
Obtain Confirmation: Submit the form at least four days before the exam date and collect your confirmation slip.
NCERT Mastery: Thoroughly review the detailed syllabus for your class, using NCERT textbooks as your primary source for conceptual clarity.
Study Plan: Create a practical schedule covering Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Maths, and Mental Ability.
Diagnostic Approach: Start with a mock test to identify your strengths and weaknesses; dedicate extra time to difficult topics.
Notes & Practice: Prepare short, handwritten notes for quick revision and practice previous years' questions to enhance speed and accuracy.
Mistake Analysis: Review your errors in mock tests regularly and avoid last-minute cramming by revising weekly.