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Full-length SAT practice tests

20 full-length Digital SAT practice tests and one free test, in the format College Board publishes today, each followed by a score report and a review of every question.

full-length tests
20
questions per sitting
98
timed sitting
134 min
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Digital SAT · Score summary

Sample report

Estimated total

1420

scale 400–1600

Reading and Writing
670200–800
Math
750200–800

Every report continues with accuracy by topic, time per question and a review of each answer.

What one sitting is like

Each sitting has two Reading and Writing modules followed by two Math modules, with the official module timers. Your score on each first module decides whether the second module is easier or harder, which is how the real test adapts.

Math modules mix multiple-choice and student-produced response questions, with the Desmos graphing calculator and the reference sheet available throughout. Reading and Writing passages open side by side with the question, and you can highlight, annotate and eliminate options as you would in Bluebook.

  1. 1Reading and Writing - Module 127 questions32 min
  2. 2Reading and Writing - Module 2Routed to the easy or hard version by your earlier score27 questions32 min
  3. 3Math - Module 122 questions35 min
  4. 4Math - Module 2Routed to the easy or hard version by your earlier score22 questions35 min

What one free SAT sitting gives you

What it covers
Reading and Writing, Math
How long a sitting takes
134 min
Questions per sitting
98 questions
Your report
Your report opens the moment you hand the test in: your score, a section-by-section breakdown, and anything still being scored, named and added as it arrives.
AI Tutor
Your SAT test is over and your report is open: pick a mistake on your results page and the AI Tutor starts from there. It asks you the question and writes the steps out on the board, so you find where you went wrong rather than being handed the answer. The first 2 mistakes are free, for up to 10 minutes.

How it compares with the real SAT

Adaptation

Your Module 1 score routes you to an easier or a harder Module 2 in each section, the same two-stage design the real test uses.

Interface and tools

  • Module timer
  • Question navigator with mark-for-review
  • Answer eliminator
  • Built-in Desmos graphing calculator in Math
  • Reference sheet
  • Split-screen passages in Reading and Writing

Scoring and differences

Your report converts correct answers into an estimated score on the 400–1600 scale with Reading and Writing and Math section scores. It is an estimate from our conversion, not a College Board score.

  • The real Bluebook app is College Board software; ours reproduces its structure and timing, not its exact screens.

SAT practice test prices

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Advanced performance analysis

  • Accuracy by section, topic and subtopic
  • Results on easy, medium and hard questions
  • Time use in practice tests: rushed, on time, slow
  • Your 6 weakest topics, each with a link to practise it in the question bank
  • Weekly progress chart
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Advanced performance analysis

  • Accuracy by section, topic and subtopic
  • Results on easy, medium and hard questions
  • Time use in practice tests: rushed, on time, slow
  • Your 6 weakest topics, each with a link to practise it in the question bank
  • Weekly progress chart
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Tests you buy stay available on your account for 12 months from the date of purchase. Each test can be sat twice.

See a sample report

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If 3(x − 4) = 2x + 5, what is the value of x?

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SAT sample interface: the timer, position and navigator state are illustrative, and so is the question. Nothing here starts a test.

Know the screen before test day.

Every SAT practice test runs in a screen built for the exam: its clock, its way through the questions and its own tools.

  • SAT tools, on screen

    Module timer; Question navigator with mark-for-review; Answer eliminator.

  • How the sitting adapts

    Your Module 1 score routes you to an easier or a harder Module 2 in each section, the same two-stage design the real test uses.

Take the free SAT test

A full-length test needs a free account. Nothing is timed until you start.

Look past the total.

The score summary above is where the SAT report starts. Under it is what decides your next session.

  • In the SAT report

    Topic and subtopic accuracy, a skill radar, time per question against a target, a review you can filter and a study roadmap from the full test.

  • Estimates, labelled as estimates

    Practice scores come from our conversion: not official scores, and not a prediction of your result on test day.

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Digital SAT · Accuracy by topic

Sample report
  • Algebra12/13
  • Advanced Math8/14
  • Problem-Solving and Data Analysis8/9
  • Geometry and Trigonometry6/8

Math Module 2 · time per question

  • Within target
  • Over target
  • Target 1:35

7 of 22 questions over target. Slowest: Q20 (3:05).

Math Module 2 · time per question
QuestionTimeAgainst target
Q10:48within
Q21:02within
Q31:11within
Q41:28within
Q51:12within
Q61:30within
Q71:370:02 over
Q81:06within
Q91:24within
Q101:19within
Q112:481:13 over
Q120:58within
Q131:33within
Q141:500:15 over
Q151:14within
Q161:400:05 over
Q171:21within
Q180:21within
Q192:110:36 over
Q203:051:30 over
Q211:07within
Q221:550:20 over
Review byNeeds reviewIncorrect onlyCorrect but slow

Then spend the next hour where it counts.

Go back through the questions that cost you points. Then take the weakest area into the question bank and stay with it.

  • Review firstOpen the review, read the worked explanations and name what went wrong: the method, the reading or the clock.
  • Then targeted practiceIn the SAT question bank, build a set by section, topic and difficulty, timed or untimed.
Open the SAT question bank

Your next session

Sample plan
  1. Review the report

    Accuracy by topic: start with the lowest row.

  2. Name the weak area

    Advanced Math, in this sample.

  3. Practise it in the SAT bank

    A short set on that area alone, then a fresh full-length test.

After your SAT test: the AI Tutor

On the SAT it works through Reading and Writing and Math questions. The exam's own Desmos calculator is on screen too.

FreeYour first 2 mistakes are free (up to 10 minutes)

Then 30-minute blocks at $3.99 · No card needed to try it, just your account.

AI Tutor lesson screen: the wrong and blank questions on the left, an SAT Math question (x + y for the system x + 2y = 11 and 3x − 2y = 1) in the middle, and the tutor's steps written one under another on the board on the right.
Sample screen

The Digital SAT format

Official Digital SAT sections
SectionQuestionsMinutes
Reading and WritingTwo 32-minute modules5464
MathTwo 35-minute modules4470
Total
98 questions · 2 hours 14 minutes
Adaptation
Module-adaptive: each section has two modules, and how you do in the first module decides whether the second is more or less difficult.
Scoring
Total score 400–1600, made up of two section scores of 200–800.
Calculator
A Desmos graphing calculator is built into the Bluebook testing app for both Math modules; an approved handheld calculator is also allowed.
Delivery
Taken on a laptop or tablet in the Bluebook app at a test centre or school.
Also
Most questions are multiple choice; some Math questions ask you to enter your own answer.

Checked against College Board's published information on 22 September 2026: College Board: SAT structure, College Board: SAT calculator policy.

Questions

How many times can I take each SAT practice test?

Each test can be sat up to 2 times. If you close the tab in the middle of a sitting, your answers are saved and the same sitting resumes when you return.

Is it the same as the Bluebook app?

It follows the same structure, timing and tools: module timers, the Desmos calculator, the reference sheet, mark for review, the option eliminator and annotation. It is our own software, so the screens are similar rather than identical.

Is the score official?

No. Your report converts correct answers into an estimated score on the 400–1600 scale with Reading and Writing and Math section scores. It is an estimate from our conversion, not a College Board score.

Is there a free SAT test?

Yes. There is one free full-length test in the same format as the paid tests. You only need a free account to take it.

How long does access last?

Published practice tests you buy stay available on your account for 12 months from the date of purchase. Tests sold before publication open automatically once enough new tests are published to fill the remainder of your pack; their 12 months of access start on the day they open. Nothing renews and nothing is charged again.

Can I get a refund?

Practice tests, question banks and AI Tutor time are digital content. You can ask for a refund of a digital product you have not used within 14 days of the payment date. A product counts as used once any practice test in the pack has been started, any question in a paid section of the question bank has been opened, or any second of AI Tutor time has been used; a used product is not refunded. If you are charged twice by mistake, contact us and the duplicate charge is refunded.

How are these different from the free official tests in Bluebook?

Take College Board's free full-length practice tests in the Bluebook app first: they are official, and Bluebook is the app the real SAT runs in. Once you have used them, our 20 full-length tests give you more sittings in the same two-module format, each with an estimated score on the 400–1600 scale, accuracy by topic, time per question and a review of every question with its worked explanation. They are our own questions, not College Board material, and the score is our estimate.