ACT Launches Enhanced Digital Format Amid Declining Scores
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The ACT (American College Testing), a key standardized test for college admissions in the U.S., has rolled out a new “enhanced” format starting this testing season. This move comes as ACT scores in 2023 dropped to a 30-year low.
Key Changes in the ACT 2025
Digital Availability: Like the SAT, students can now take the ACT online for a smoother and faster experience.
Shorter Sections: Test lengths have been reduced to help students stay focused and avoid fatigue.
Instant Results: Full section scores will be available almost immediately after completing each section.
Optional Science Test: The science section is no longer mandatory.
Flexibility: Both paper-based and online formats remain available.
For Indian students aiming at U.S. universities, this update means a faster, more student-friendly test experience.
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