Reading & Writing
- Craft and Structure
- Information and Ideas
- Standard English Conventions
- Expression of Ideas
Math
- Algebra
- Advanced Math
- Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
- Geometry and Trigonometry
Not a PDF. A full-length, browser-based mock built on the same adaptive logic as the official Bluebook app — Module 2 routes to an easier or harder set based on how you do in Module 1, with real module timers and a built-in Desmos calculator.
Most "free Digital SAT practice test" results are static PDFs — the same questions in the same order no matter how you're doing. That's not how the real test works, and it's not how you find out where you actually stand.
The real Digital SAT routes Module 2 to an easier or harder question set based on your Module 1 score. A PDF gives everyone the same paper — so your practice score doesn't reflect how the adaptive scoring actually treats you.
Most PDFs get worked through at your own pace, over however many sittings you want. The actual test enforces strict per-module timers with auto-advance — no pausing between modules. That pressure is part of what you're training for.
Checking answers against a key tells you right or wrong. It can't give you a scaled score, or show you which specific domain — Algebra, Craft & Structure, and so on — is actually costing you points.
Every student gets one full-length adaptive mock test free, with a real scaled score at the end — not a locked preview, not a 10-question sample.
98 questions across Math and English, run under the same two-module structure as the real test.
Your Module 1 accuracy decides whether Module 2 is the Easy or Hard tier — exactly how the actual Digital SAT scores you.
Available across the Math modules, same as the tool you'll actually have on test day.
Get your projected score the moment you finish, not days later.
Worth knowing up front: the free plan includes one mock and a basic report. Domain-level analytics, score trajectory tracking, question-by-question review, and unlimited mocks are part of Pro — see full pricing.
Nothing in the bank is generic. Each question is tagged to one of the eight official Digital SAT domains, so your score report tells you exactly where to focus next — not just an overall number.
Curious what else changed with the move to digital? Read the full breakdown in Digital SAT vs Paper SAT: What Actually Changed.
Yes — every student can take one full-length adaptive mock test at no cost, with a real scaled score and basic report at the end. No card required to try it.
It isn't the College Board's own app, but it's built to work the same way: Module 2 routes to an easier or harder question set based on your Module 1 performance, module timers run strictly with auto-advance, and Math includes the same built-in Desmos calculator. You'll still use the official Bluebook app for your actual test-day registration.
One full-length adaptive mock on the Free plan. Students who want unlimited mocks, full domain-level analytics, and question-by-question review upgrade to Pro.
No — it runs in your browser, the same as signing into the dashboard. No app download, no setup.
You'll get your scaled score and a basic report immediately. If you want domain-level analytics, score trajectory tracking, and full question-level explanations, Pro unlocks all of it for ₹6,999 across the 12-week program.
It's calculated using an approximation of the College Board's own scoring curve, based on your raw accuracy per section — reliable for tracking real progress, though the only official SAT score comes from the College Board on test day.
One free mock, no card, a couple of hours. Or if you already have login details from your instructor, sign in and pick up where you left off.