Did you miss the opportunity to write the first dSAT held on 11th September 2016? No worries. You can attend the second dSAT going to be conducted on 18th September 2016.  Appear for the aptitude test and get a clear idea of whether you should start preparing for JEE (Advanced), JEE (Main), CET or NEET after completing class X.

The venues where dSAT is going to be held on 18th September, 2016 are:

Deeksha, Whitefield, Bengaluru
Gopalan PU College
13, Doddenakundhi 2nd Phase,
Brookfield Road, Near Bhoruka Gas Company, Whitefield,
Bengaluru-560048.

Deeksha, College Road, Belagavi
MGV PU College
Behind Sanman Hotel, Lingaraj College Road,
Belagavi-590001.

Deeksha, Chokkahalli, Kolar
Chinmaya PU College
Medihala Post, Chokkahalli,
Kolar-563101.

So, don’t waste your time. If you have not booked your seats, hurry up. You can now book dSAT slot online.

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