Dear Rupal,

Holding an American passport can land you in one of its cities.

But to pursue higher education you have to take qualifying exams like TOEFL, SAT, IELTS,.. if you don't have American ( U.S. ) Citizenship.

It is that based on those qualifying examinations most of the universities and colleges in the United States admit students from foreign countries into their institutions.

And these standardized exam test scores of your's will be primarily used by the universities as a part of the admission process.

Hence It would be better and you will have high chances to get admit in one of the good colleges in the U.S. if you have better score in any one of the standardized qualifying exams.

Yes. There is no eligibility criteria for SAT everyone can do it it is just for study abroad but if you have already passed out you need to make sure what you want to do so you don't have a lot of time decide fast and start working on it.

It isn't a huge deal breaker you will just will be able to reax although it is recommended you make sure you utilize your entire time to maximize your score.

If you want to take SAT test 2018 with Essay (Essay is optional), the registration cost would be US $54.50. However, if you opt out of the Essay, your fee would be $43. For international students taking the test outside the US, an extra $49 is added to the registration fees. For SAT subject test, the basic registration fee is $26. Aspirants have to add $26 for language tests with listening and $18 for other tests.

Good Luck!!!!

• SAT and JEE are two very different things. I'm going to stress on this again, Very different.
• JEE tests your concepts in PCM whereas SAT tests your critical thinking and also your English.
• If you clear JEE, you're certain to get an admission into an IIT, but there's no such guarantees when it comes to SAT. Because American universities also check your profile, your personality. So even after getting a perfect score in Sat, you're chances of getting an admit are zero if all you've done in life is study.
• SAT doesn't require as much preparation as JEE does, mostly because the reason I mentioned above, they also test your personality as a whole.