Each SAT mock test is designed around the current SAT structure, timing and question types: Reading and Writing and Math, two modules each, 98 questions in 2 hours 14 minutes, with the second module of each section set by how the first went.
College Board's official SAT practice tests are in its Bluebook app. These are TestPrep's own practice tests, taken on TestPrep's platform.
A full-length test in the current SAT timing, then a score report that shows where the points were lost. Each test can be taken twice.
Bundles are arranged on request; single tests can be bought below. Each test can be taken twice.
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Start with the free practice test. Each test can be taken twice.
The test screen, the report and the follow-up, drawn with made-up numbers. Nothing here starts a test or touches your account.
Section timing, the question map and Mark for Review behave as they do in Bluebook, and Math keeps the Desmos calculator and the formula sheet a click away. Your second module is set by how the first one went, so early pacing matters.
See the available testsSample screen · illustrative numbers
Placeholder question area · no real question
Showing question 4 · 0 marked
Both section scores on the 200–800 scale, your result in each content domain and the seconds spent per question. That is how you tell a skill you have not learned from one you are rushing.
Compare test bundlesSample score report · made-up numbers, not a prediction
Accuracy by domain
Start with the Needs Review list: every miss, every blank and every right-but-slow answer, each with a worked solution. Then open the question bank on the weakest skill.
Open the SAT question bankSample follow-up · illustrative numbers
Medium · 10 questions · SAT
A drawing of the feature: it opens no test and stores nothing.
The SAT is a digital test taken in College Board's Bluebook app. It has two sections, Reading and Writing (54 questions, 64 minutes) and Math (44 questions, 70 minutes), each split into two modules, with a 10-minute break between them — 2 hours 14 minutes of testing in all. Scores run from 400 to 1600.
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Reading and Writing54 questions · 64 minutesTwo 32-minute modules | 54 questions | 64 minutes |
| Math44 questions · 70 minutesTwo 35-minute modules; multiple choice and student-produced responses | 44 questions | 70 minutes |
Changed from the previous format
One-to-one SAT tutoring can start from your practice-test report. Tutors are matched to the exam you are preparing for on the free intro call.