June 2026 SAT (INT-G) Questions: Full Test Online with Score
A full 4-module test, timed like test day. Submit and get a 1600-scale score plus the topics you still need to work on.
What this test covers
This test's own distribution, counted from its questions — not a shared blueprint ratio.
Most frequent skills
The eight domains give the shape; the thirty skills are what separate this test from the others in the same administration.
How people who took this test scored
The colored band is where most test-takers land. When you finish, you'll see where you sit in it.
Questions about this test
Is 2026 June INT - G the real test from the 2026 Jun administration?
Yes. This is the real test from the 2026 Jun administration: 98 questions, 4 modules, with the same format and timing as on test day. Taking it is the closest way to see where you would stand on a real SAT.
Which area is this test heaviest on?
Advanced Math leads with 16 questions, 36% of the Math section. Next is Algebra with 16. Compared with the rest of the bank, this test is 13% heavier on Advanced Math.
What do people usually score on this test?
16 completed attempts. The average is 1209, with most falling between 760 and 1460 out of 1600.
How many student-produced responses are in the Math section?
8 of the 44 Math questions are student-produced responses: no answer choices, you type the result yourself. Many lose marks here on formatting rather than on the arithmetic.
Can I take this test for free?
No. This test is in the paid bank. The free tests are: 2026 July HS - C, 2026 May HS - D, 2026 May INT - D.
Other tests in the 2026 Jun administration
How the Digital SAT runs, how adaptive modules work, how scoring maps to 1600 — all explained on the Digital SAT question bank.
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