Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority - International & Professional Exams & Assessments

SAT

1. Candidates MUST arrive at the examination centre no later than 8 am. The Centre’s door will be closed at 8 am and NO late entry will be allowed.

2. Candidates MUST present a valid photo ID, which is original and physical, bear the full, legal English name exactly as it appears on their Admission Form, including the order of the name, and a recent recognizable photograph, to take the examination.

3. Candidates MUST bring along with their own testing devices.

4. All devices should be fully charged or the battery level is above 90%, and be able to stay on for a 3 – 4 hour examination.

5. Seats with power supply in the examination centres are limited, and seats are available on a first-come-first-serve basis.

6. Candidates should bring along with their own portable power bank or a backup device.

7. Candidates should access to the Bluebook app one or two days before the examination by connecting to a public Wi-Fi.

8. Candidates should ensure all VPN on their testing devices are disabled and the Bluebook app is the most updated version. (More details: Bluebook Updates)

9. If you’re using an iPad to test, please ensure the iPadOS has been updated to version 17.1 or later. (More details: Bluebook Alerts for Professionals)

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Introduction

Examination Registration

Test Centres Information

Enquiries

General Typhoon / Bad Weather Arrangements

SAT is offered by the College Board of the United States. The Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) is one of the examination centres appointed by the College Board to hold SAT in Hong Kong.

The SAT is the most widely used and most rigorously researched college admissions test in history. Virtually every college in the United States accepts the SAT as a measure of the critical thinking skills students need for academic success in college. The SAT assesses how well students analyze and solve problems - skills learned in school that are needed in college. The test also provides an independent measure of a student's college readiness that is standardized across all students, schools, and communities, providing a common and objective scale for comparison.

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The SAT is offered internationally in August, October, November, December, March, May and June. Registration for taking the test in Hong Kong must be done online via the Web site of the College Board at https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/registration/international-testing.

The SAT Student Guide can be downloaded at https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/practice-preparation.

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The following test centres are administered by the HKEAA:

Test Centre Code		Name of Test Centre
62250		ASIA WORLD - EXPO - ZONE A
62251		ASIA WORLD - EXPO - ZONE B
62252		ASIA WORLD - EXPO - ZONE C
62253		ASIA WORLD - EXPO - ZONE D
62174		HKEAA SAN PO KONG OFFICE 1ST FLOOR
62172		HKEAA SAN PO KONG OFFICE 4TH FLOOR

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The College Board
Tel:	+1-212-713-7789
Website:	https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/contact-us

Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority
Contact Information:	https://www.hkeaa.edu.hk/en/ipe/contact_us/

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As cancellation and/or postponement of an examination is a very serious matter, any decision to do so by the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) will be made only when it is absolutely necessary. If weather conditions are at all doubtful (such as the possible hoisting of a Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above or the issue of the Rainstorm Red or Black Warning), candidates should pay attention to the radio or television broadcast, or view the HKEAA website for examination schedules right up to the time they leave for the examination centre. Candidates should note that:

(a) under normal circumstances, the HKEAA announcement of the postponement/cancellation of an examination will be made approximately two hours before the commencement of the examination;

(b) the announcement of closure of schools due to a tropical cyclone/the issue of the Rainstorm Red or Black Warning does not necessarily imply any postponement/cancellation of an examination scheduled to be held on that day;

(c) unless an announcement has been made by the HKEAA that examinations/public examinations/ international and professional examinations held by the HKEAA are postponed/cancelled due to bad weather conditions, candidates must assume that their examinations will be conducted as originally scheduled;

(d) once an examination has started, it will continue for the full allotted time unless physical conditions in the examination centre are considered to be dangerous by the Centre Supervisor.

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