Deeksha is offering another chance for students to check how much capable they are in writing competitive exams. Another slot of DSAT is being conducted on 31st October (Saturday) at various campuses of Deeksha mentioned below:

Chethana PU College @ 8:45 a.m

CA 29, 5th Phase,


KHB Colony,


Yelahanka New Town,


Bangalore 560106.

Surana PU College @ 1:30 p.m

17, 1st Main, Kengeri,


Mysore Road,


Bangalore 560060.

Sri Sarvajna Composite PU College @1:30 p.m

# 7&8, 14th Cross,


M.C Layout,


Vijayanagar,


Bangalore 560040

ABBS PU College @1:30 p.m

#51, Opp to Dena Bank,


Cholanayakanahalli, Cholanagar,


R T Nagar post ,


Bangalore 560032.

Deeksha Center for Learning PU College @1:00 p.m

31/1,Vajramuneeswara Temple Road,


Talaghattapura,


Kanakapura Road,


Bangalore 560062.

Miranda Composite PU College @ 8:30 a.m

10th Main, 6th Cross,


HAL 3rd Stage, Jeevan Bima Nagar,


Indiranagar,


Bangalore 560038.

Even after several slots of DSAT have been conducted in Deeksha campuses, large numbers of students are still registering for DSAT. Students consider the Deeksha Scholastic Aptitude Test to be a golden opportunity where they can test their skills in competitive exams.

Students believe that it is one of the first scholastic tests through which they come to know which exam they should apply for. There are many who are in confusion whether they should prepare for JEE Main or CET. Once the student appears for DSAT, he or she will definitely seek a clear idea on the right exam for them.

Moreover, through DSAT students can also clear the confusion regarding which stream they should select after class Xth.

If you are also among those thousands of students who have all these confusions in mind, then writing DSAT is going to definitely help you.

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