PSAT

  • PSAT

  • PSAT
    The PSAT (Preliminary SAT) is an exam administered by the College Board. It is designed for students preparing for the SAT to assess their academic level and become familiar with the test format. Structured according to grade-level pathways, the PSAT is well suited for practicing the SAT in advance and objectively evaluating academic achievement.
  • Digital PSAT Exam
    Since Fall 2023, the College Board has administered PSAT-related exams in a digital format. The computer-based digital test is easier to take than before, and a built-in calculator is provided.
  • Eligibility
    • PSAT/NMSQT: Grades 10–11
    • PSAT 10: Grade 10
    • PSAT 8/9: Grades 8–9

※ In particular, PSAT/NMSQT scores are used as a criterion to determine eligibility for the National Merit Scholarship Program scholarship selection.

  • PSAT Test Structure

The test is administered over a total testing time of 2 hours and 14 minutes (134 minutes) and consists of two sections: Reading and Writing (64 minutes) and Math (70 minutes).

Reading and Writing

Testing time: 64 minutes (two modules of 32 minutes each)

Number of questions: 54 questions

Assessment areas:

  • Reading comprehension of passages
  • Sentence understanding and analytical skills
  • Accuracy in grammar and expression
  • Information interpretation and logical reasoning skills

Math

Testing time: 70 minutes (two modules of 35 minutes each)

Number of questions: 44 questions

Assessment areas:

  • Mathematical reasoning skills
  • Problem-solving ability
  • Foundational college mathematics skills including algebra, geometry, and data analysis
Each section consists of two modules of equal length, and a 10-minute break is provided between the Reading and Writing section and the Math section.

Registration

Candidates must take each of the following exams—PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT 10, and PSAT 8/9—only once. If a candidate takes the same PSAT exam more than once, the score will be cancelled.

  • Please submit the form below to register for the test.
  • After submitting the form, please pay the test fee (as indicated when submitting the form) through the account shown after submission. (Payment deadline: within the registration period)
  • Please do not submit the form multiple times.
  • If you need to make changes to a form that has already been submitted, please request a correction via email at testing@fulbright.or.kr
Terms and Conditions / Refund Policy
- PSAT/NMSQT Terms and Conditions
- PSAT 10 Terms and Conditions
- PSAT 8/9 Terms and Conditions

한미교육위원단 PSAT 취소 및 환불, No-show 규정
- 등록기간 중 취소 신청: 시험 등록 비용의 50% 환불
- 등록기간 후 취소 신청 및 시험 당일 미출석: 환불 불가

KAEC PSAT Cancellation, Refund and No-Show Policy
- Refunds requested during the registration period: 50% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Refunds requested after the registration period or no show on the test date: No refund
STUDENT INFORMATION
Legal first name of the student as provided in your College Board account
Legal last name of the student as provided in your College Board account
College Board 계정에 Middle Initial이 등록된 경우에만 Middle Initial을 써 주세요.(If applicable) Middle initial of the student as provided in your College Board account
수험생 한글이름 혹은 시험 비용을 납부할 입금자명을 입력해 주세요. If you don't have a Korean name, leave this field blank.
Student's date of birth
SAT 학교에 다니는 경우, 학교의 AI Code를 써 주세요. 홈스쿨링 학생이거나 SAT를 제공하지 않는 학교에 다니는 경우 빈 칸으로 제출하세요.If you attend a SAT school, please provide your school's AI Code. Leave it blank if you don't attend SAT school.
Student email address as provided in your College Board account
PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION
한글 혹은 영어
Select Exam
Registration and Payment Deadline - October 2026 Exam: September 19, 2026
2027 KAEC PSAT Test Schedule

PSAT/NMSQT

  • Test Date: Oct 15, 2026 9:00 AM
    – Registration Deadline: September 14, 2026

PSAT 10

  • Test Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2027, 9:00 AM
    – Registration Deadline: February 22, 2027

PSAT 8/9

  • Test Date: Oct 15, 2026 9:00 AM
    – Registration Deadline: September 14, 2026
  • Test Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2027, 9:00 AM
    – Registration Deadline: February 22, 2027

Test Day

Digital PSAT: What to Expect on Test Day

Before test day, make sure you’re familiar with test day rules and procedures. Find out what’s staying the same and what’s changing for digital PSAT administrations.

Check-in Time

  • Please review the required test materials in advance, and arrive 1 hour before the test start time on test day.

Identification

  • Bring a valid passport or government-issued ID.
    (Acceptable IDs include a resident registration card, youth ID, or driver’s license. Student IDs are not accepted.)
  • Non-Korean nationals must bring a valid passport that has not expired
  • The College Board Student ID Form is not accepted outside the United States

What to Bring

Official Student Guides

Directions

  • Bluebook™ App and Device Information

Before the test, Digital PSAT test takers must install and prepare the Bluebook™ application on the device they will use on test day. Please use the PSAT Practice Tests to become familiar with the testing environment.

Device Preparation
Device specifications and installation instructions vary depending on the device type and the test. Please ensure that the device you plan to use on the test day meets the required specifications.

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Bluebook Test Application
Bluebook must be installed before the test day. It is supported on devices such as Mac, Windows, and iPads.

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Scores

For information and inquiries regarding PSAT score release dates and score usage, please refer to the links below.

  • PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 10 Scores
    • Test takers can enter their mobile phone number on the test day and check their scores through the BigFuture School mobile application.
  • PSAT 10 Scores
    • Test takers can enter their mobile phone number on the test day and check their scores through the BigFuture School mobile application.
  • PSAT 8/9 Scores
    • Score reports will be sent individually by the Korean-American Educational Commission (KAEC).