AP SA1 / SAT-I Model Paper Examination Time Table 2026-27
AP School Education Department has issued proceedings regarding the instructions and timetable for SAT-I MP / Summative Assessment-I for the academic year 2026-27.
Proceedings of: Director of School Education, Andhra Pradesh, Amaravati
Proceedings Rc. No.: 3475819/SAT-I/2026-27
Date of proceedings: 28 October 2026
Examination: SAT-I MP / Summative Assessment-I
Academic year: 2026-27
Examination dates: 9 November 2026 to 20 November 2026
Syllabus: June to October 2026 syllabus as indicated in the Academic Calendar 2026-27, for all classes and subjects.
Exam Time Table Marks Pattern Official Instructions Class-wise Syllabus
AP SA1 Examination Time Table 2026-27
The proceedings state that the SAT-I MP / Summative Assessment-I examinations are scheduled from 09-11-2026 to 20-11-2026.
| Date | Classes I to V 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM |
Classes VI & VII 1:15 PM – 4:15 PM |
Classes VIII to X 9:15 AM – 12:30 PM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09-11-2026 | First Language | First Language | First Language |
| 10-11-2026 | English | Second Language | Second Language |
| 11-11-2026 | Mathematics | Third Language | Third Language |
| 12-11-2026 | EVS (Classes III, IV & V) | Mathematics | Mathematics |
| 13-11-2026 | No examination date is specified in the proceedings timetable. | ||
| 14-11-2026 | No examination date is specified in the proceedings timetable. | ||
| 15-11-2026 | Sunday / no examination is listed. | ||
| 16-11-2026 | OSSC (Classes III, IV & V) | General Science | Physical Science |
| 17-11-2026 | — | Biological Science | Biological Science |
| 18-11-2026 | — | Social Studies | Social Studies |
| 19-11-2026 | — | First Language – Composite Course Paper-II (Sanskrit/Hindi/Arabic/Persian) | First Language – Composite Course Paper-II (Sanskrit/Hindi/Arabic/Persian) |
| 20-11-2026 | — | OSSC Paper-I (Sanskrit/Arabic/Persian) | OSSC Paper-II (Sanskrit/Arabic/Persian) |
SAT-I MP / Summative Assessment-I Marks Pattern
Classes I and II
| Details | Section A Multiple Choice Questions |
Section B Short Answer Questions |
Section C Long Answer Questions |
Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of questions | 20 | 10 | 2 | 32 |
| Marks per question | 2 marks | 3 marks | 5 marks | 80 marks |
| Total marks by section | 40 | 30 | 10 | 80 |
Classes III to IX
| Details | Section A MCQ |
Section B Short Answer |
Section C Long Answer |
Section D Essay / Very Long Answer |
Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of questions | 20 | 4 | 5 | 4 | 33 |
| Marks per question | 1 | 2 | 4 | 8 | 80 |
| Total marks by section | 20 | 8 | 20 | 32 | 80 |
Special examination pattern instructions
- For Classes VIII and IX, the Science examination consists of two papers: Physical Science (PS) and Biological Science (BS). Each paper carries 40 marks and comprises 10 MCQs, 3 short-answer questions, 2 long-answer questions and 2 very-long-answer questions.
- For Class X, the examination pattern shall be the same as the SSC Public Examination, for 100 marks. Physical Science and Biological Science carry 50 marks each.
- The syllabus for all classes and subjects is the June to October syllabus indicated in the Academic Calendar 2026-27. The syllabus annexure is enclosed with the proceedings.
Official Instructions to Schools and Education Officers
The Director of School Education has issued the following instructions for the conduct of SAT-I MP / Summative Assessment-I examinations.
- Secure storage of question papers: Question papers shall be stored securely at the Cluster Complex for Classes I to V and at the Mandal Resource Centre (MRC) for Classes VI to X.
- Formation of committees:
- At the MRC level, a three-member committee shall comprise MEO-I, MEO-II and a Headmaster.
- At the Cluster Complex level, the committee shall comprise the Cluster Complex Headmaster, a Cluster Senior School Assistant and a Cluster Resource Person (RP).
- These committees shall preserve, securely store and distribute confidential materials in accordance with the prescribed guidelines and act as custodians of the question papers.
- Distribution of question papers: Question-paper bundles shall be handed over to the concerned schools only one hour before the commencement of the examination in each session.
- Confidentiality and examination supervision: School Complex Headmasters and MEOs shall ensure the integrity and confidentiality of question papers. They, along with Cluster Resource Persons (CRPs), shall visit schools during examination hours to verify that examinations are conducted smoothly and fairly.
- Reporting incidents: In case of any untoward incident, School Complex Headmasters, MEOs and CRPs shall immediately report the matter to the higher authorities.
- Monitoring: MEOs and CRPs shall monitor the conduct of examinations in both private and government-managed schools.
- Completion of evaluation: Evaluation of answer scripts shall be completed by 25 November 2026.
- Distribution of progress cards: Distribution of progress cards shall be completed by 30 November 2026.
Action required
All Regional Joint Directors of School Education and District Educational Officers are requested to take necessary action accordingly. The proceedings state that any deviation from the prescribed procedure will be viewed seriously.
AP SA1 / SAT-I Syllabus 2026-27 – Classes I to X
Official syllabus period: Semester 1, June to October 2026.
The annexure attached to the proceedings contains subject-wise syllabus details for Classes I to X. The following English-language topics are readable in the extracted PDF text. For the complete multilingual syllabus, refer to the original seven-page PDF, especially the syllabus annexure on pages 4–7.
सÛनɮधता पाठ
1. English – Readiness and lessons
- My Body Parts
- My Family
- My Actions
- My Fun
- Welcome to School
- Games We Play
- May I Help You?
- My House
- The Recipe Book
- Tenali Rama and the Thieves
- The Loyal Mongoose
- Help Me... Please!
- Three Butterflies
- Major Dhyan Chand
- A Trip of Memories
- Swami Vivekananda
- Mallika Goes to School
- My Sweet Memories
- The Necklace
- Kalam with Children
- Fables and Folk Tales: A Bottle of Dew; The Raven and the Fox (poem); Rama to the Rescue
- Friendship: The Unlikely Best Friends; A Friend's Prayer (poem); The Chair
- Three Days to See
- Wit and Wisdom: The Wit That Won Hearts; A Concrete Example (poem); Wisdom Paves the Way
- Wit and Humour: Animals, Birds and Dr. Dolittle; A Funny Man (poem); Say the Right Thing
- Dreams and Discoveries: My Brother's Great Invention; Paper Boats (poem); North, South, East, West
- Learning Together: The Day the River Spoke; Try Again (poem)
- Values and Dispositions: A Tale of Valour – Major Somanath Sharma and the Battle of Badgam; Somebody's Mother (poem); Verghese Kurien – I Too Had a Dream
- Mystery and Magic: The Case of the Fifth Word; The Magic Brush of Dreams (poem); Spectacular Wonders
- The Fun They Had
- The Road Not Taken (poem)
- The Sound of Music
- The Little Girl
- A Truly Beautiful Mind
- The Snake and the Mirror
- My Childhood
- A Letter to God
- Dust of Snow (poem)
- Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
- A Tiger in the Zoo (poem)
- Two Stories about Flying: His First Flight and The Black Aeroplane
- How to Tell Wild Animals (poem)
- The Ball (poem)
- From the Diary of Anne Frank
- Glimpses of India
- The Trees (poem)
- Madam Rides the Bus
This is a readable selection of the English syllabus entries in the annexure, not a replacement for the complete official syllabus.
2. Mathematics – Topics visible in the annexure
- Numbers
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication (listed for Class III)
- My Number World
- Addition and Subtraction
- Multiplication and Division
- Multiples and Factors
- Readiness programme,
- 1.Parrerns in Mathematics
- 2. Lines and angles
- 3.Number play
- 4. Data handling and presentation
- 5. Prime time,
- 6. Integrated AI
- Large Numbers Around Us
- Arithmetic Expressions
- A Peek Beyond the Point
- Expressions Using Letters and Numbers
- Parallel and Intersecting Lines
- Patterns in Mathematics
- Lines and Angles
- Number Play
- Data Handling and Presentation
- Prime Time
- A Square and a Cube
- Power Play
- A Story of Numbers
- Quadrilaterals
- Number Play
- We Distribute, Yet Things Multiply
- A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines
- Integrated AI
- Number System
- Polynomials
- Coordinate Geometry
- Linear Equations in Two Variables
- Introduction to Euclid's Geometry
- Lines and Angles
- Proportional Reasoning
- Real Numbers
- Polynomials
- Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
- Quadratic Equations
- Arithmetic Progression
- Triangles
- Coordinate Geometry
- Statistics
- Introduction to Trigonometry
- Applications of Trigonometry
- Probability
The PDF annexure is a wide table covering multiple classes. Verify the complete class-specific syllabus in the original document.
3. Environmental Studies (EVS)
The annexure lists the following foundational topics for Classes III–V:
- Family
- Plants Around Us / Green World
- Animals Around Us
- Our Body and Sense Organs
- Food We Eat / Eat Together
- Water: A Precious Gift / Water Sources
Other entries visible in the annexure include Migration of People, Climate Change, Clothes We Wear, Our Body and Our Organ Systems, Food and Food Production, and Our Rivers, Our Life. Please refer to the original annexure to match each topic with the correct class.
4. General Science and Physical Science
- Diversity in the Living World
- Mindful Eating
- Exploring Magnets
- Measurement of Length and Motion
- Acids, Bases and Salts
- Electric Circuits and Their Components
- Metals and Non-metals
- Changes Around Us
- Adolescence
Note in the annexure: Chapter 1, “The World of Science,” is not for assessment for the indicated class. The annexure also states that Chapter 1, “The Wonderful World of Science,” is not for assessment for another indicated class.
Physical Science – topics visible in the annexure- Motion
- Matter in Our Surroundings
- Force and Laws of Motion
- Is Matter Around Us Pure?
- Gravitation
- Types of Forces
- Particulate Nature of Matter
- Pressure and Its Effects
- Solutions
- Chemical Reactions and Equations
- Acids, Bases and Salts
- Metals and Non-metals
- Carbon and Its Compounds
- Light – Reflection and Refraction
- The Human Eye and the Colourful World
- Electricity
The extracted annexure places different topics under different classes. Use the original PDF to confirm the class-wise grouping and excluded chapters.
5. Biological Science
- Invisible Living World
- Health
- Nature's Harmony
- Fundamental Unit of Life
- Tissues
- Life Processes
- Control and Coordination
- How Do Organisms Reproduce?
- Heredity
These are topics visible in the science syllabus annexure; refer to the original document for the class-wise distribution.
6. Social Science
- Locating Places on the Earth
- Oceans and Continents
- Timeline and Sources of History
- India, That Is Bharat
- India's Cultural Roots
- Family and Community
- The Value of Work
- Readiness
- 1.Geographical Diversity of India
- 2.Understanding the Weather
- 3.Climates of India
- 4.New Beginnings: Cities and States
- 5.The Rise of Empires
- 6.The Age of Reorganisation
- 7.How the Land Becomes Sacred?
- 8.From the Rulers to the Ruled: Types of Governments
- 9.From Barter to Money
- 10.Understanding Markets
- 1.Natural Resources and Their Use 2.Reshaping India's Political Map
- 3.The Rise of the Marathas
- 4.The Colonial Era in India
- 5.The Kakatiya Kingdom
- 6.Universal Franchise and India's Electoral
- System
- 7.The Parliamentary System: Legislature
- and Executive
- 8.Factors of Production
- India – Size and Location
- Physical Features of India
- Drainage
- The French Revolution
- SOCIALISM IN EUROPE AND THE RUSSAIN REVOLUTION[H]
- What Is Democracy? Why Democracy?
- Constitutional Design
- Electoral Politics
- THE STORY OF VILLAGE PALAMPUR[E]
- PEOPLE AS RESOURCE[E]
- Resources and Development
- Forest and Wildlife Resources
- Water Resources
- Agriculture
- MINERALS AND ENERGY RESOURCES[G]
- THE RISE OF NATIONALISM IN EUROP
- Nationalism in Europe
- Nationalism in India
- Power-Sharing
- Federalism
- Political Parties
- Development
- Sectors of the Indian Economy
- Money and Credit
- Globalisation and the Indian Economy
- THE MAKING OF A GLOBAL WORLD[H] NOTE: Please check once reducted topics in this lesson.
- 9. PRINT CULTURE AND THE MODERN WORLD[H] NOTE: Please check once dele
- GENDER,RELIGION AND CASTE[P]
VIth Class
1. फल
2. Ǔततलȣ
3. हवा
4. ऋतु
5. बादल
6. पौधेलगाओ
7. ͬचͫड़या
8. सपना
VII th Classधता पाठ
1. ऐसा वर दो
2. ͩकसान कȧ होͧशयारȣ
3. ͬचͫड़याघर कȧ सैर
4. हम नÛहɅबÍचे
5. थाथूऔर मɇ
6. पğ लेखन
7. मɇकौन हूँ ?
VIIIth Class
सÛनɮधता पाठ
1. सुबह
2. तेनालȣराम कȧ चतुराई
3. Įीहǐरकोटा
4. ͩकसान
5. कू ड़ेदान
6. ͧमğ को पğ
7. गोल
9th Class
1. िजस देश मɅगंगा बहती है..
2. गानेवालȣ ͬचͫड़या
3. बदलɅअपनी सोच
तारेज़मींपर (उपवाचक)
4. Ĥकृ Ǔत कȧ सीख
5. फु टबॉल
6. बेटȣ केनाम पğ सàमÈका-सारÈका जातरा (उपवाचक)
Xth Class
1.बरसतेबादल
2.ईदगाह
3. हम भारतवासी शांǓत कȧ राह मɅ (उपवाचक)
4. कण-कण का अͬधकारȣ
5. लोकगीत
6. अंतरा[çĚȣय èतर पर Ǒहंदȣ
दो कलाकार (उपवाचक)
7. भिÈत पद
8.èवराÏय कȧ नीव
9. दͯ¢णी गंगा गोदावरȣ अपनेèकू ल को एक उपहार (उपवाचक)
10. नीǓत दोह
7. Languages and Composite Courses
The syllabus annexure also includes entries for Telugu, Composite Telugu, Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Kannada, Tamil, Odia and other language subjects, as applicable to the classes and courses shown in the official table.
The language-wise annexure is spread across pages 4–7 and includes lesson names, poems, grammar and supplementary reading. Some text in the scanned multilingual table is not reliably extractable as plain text. For this reason, the complete language lesson lists should be read directly from the original PDF rather than reproduced with potentially incorrect spellings or class allocations.
Important Dates at a Glance
| Activity | Date |
|---|---|
| Commencement of SAT-I / SA-I examinations | 09 November 2026 |
| Last date of the scheduled examination period | 20 November 2026 |
| Completion of answer-script evaluation | 25 November 2026 |
| Completion of progress-card distribution | 30 November 2026 |
Official Proceedings PDF Download
Read the original proceedings and syllabus annexure for the complete official document, including all language-wise and class-wise syllabus tables.
Document: DSE Proceedings dated 28-10-2026 – Instructions and Time Table for SAT-I MP / Summative Assessment-I, Academic Year 2026-27.
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Official reference: Rc. No. 3475819/SAT-I/2026-27, dated 28-10-2026.
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Download Official Proceedings PDFFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. When will AP SA1 / SAT-I examinations be conducted in 2026?
According to the proceedings dated 28 October 2026, the examination period is from 9 November 2026 to 20 November 2026.
2. What is the SAT-I syllabus?
The prescribed syllabus is the June to October syllabus indicated in the Academic Calendar 2026-27 for all classes and subjects.
3. What is the marks pattern for Classes I and II?
The proceedings prescribe 32 questions carrying a total of 80 marks: 20 MCQs of 2 marks each, 10 short-answer questions of 3 marks each, and 2 long-answer questions of 5 marks each.
4. What is the marks pattern for Classes III to IX?
The prescribed pattern consists of 20 MCQs, 4 short-answer questions, 5 long-answer questions and 4 essay/very-long-answer questions, for a total of 80 marks.
5. What is the Science examination pattern for Classes VIII and IX?
Science consists of two papers, Physical Science and Biological Science, each carrying 40 marks, as specified in the proceedings.
6. What is the Class X examination pattern?
The proceedings state that the Class X examination pattern shall be the same as the SSC Public Examination, for 100 marks, with Physical Science and Biological Science carrying 50 marks each.
7. When should evaluation be completed?
Evaluation of answer scripts shall be completed by 25 November 2026.
8. When should progress cards be distributed?
Distribution of progress cards shall be completed by 30 November 2026.
Conclusion
All schools and concerned education officers should follow the AP School Education Department's SAT-I MP / Summative Assessment-I timetable, examination procedures and syllabus instructions for the academic year 2026-27. Please consult the original proceedings and annexure for official class-wise details.
Source: Proceedings of the Director of School Education, Andhra Pradesh, Amaravati, Rc. No. 3475819/SAT-I/2026-27, dated 28-10-2026.
Disclaimer: This post is prepared from the uploaded proceedings. For official decisions, class-specific syllabus confirmation and any subsequent changes, refer to the original department document.
