The SAT II subject tests are one hour, primarily multiple-choice tests that measure your knowledge of particular subjects and your ability to apply that knowledge. Many universities may require you to take this along with the SAT I.
Structure of exam
Writing, literature, American history and social studies, world history, math IC, math IIC, biology, biology E/M, chemistry, physics, Chinese listening, French reading, French listening, German reading, German listening, modern Hebrew, Italian, Japanese listening, Korean listening, Latin, Spanish listening, Spanish reading, English language proficiency.
Results
SAT results are comprised of three different scores: a total score (400-1600), a separate score for a verbal section (200-800) and a separate score for a mathematics section (200-800).
Current information about examination dates, place and fees can be found on the following website:
College Board
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