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Module Practice: focus on one module at a time
Each test includes four modules: Reading & Writing 1–2 (27 questions · 32 min) and Math 1–2 (22 questions · 35 min). Practice the areas you need to improve, timed like the real exam, with explanations right after you submit.
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Choose a module and practice for 32–35 minutes instead of the full 2 hours and 14 minutes. Each module is scored by its own number of correct answers.
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What each practice test contains
Each test is a complete exam with the real Digital SAT structure — not a loose set of questions.
Reading & Writing (modules 1 and 2)27 questions per module · 32 minutes per module
Math (modules 1 and 2)22 questions per module · 35 minutes per module
Break10 minutes between the Reading & Writing and Math sections
In-test toolsBuilt-in Desmos calculator, answer eliminator, mark for review
How the test is scored
Submit your test. Get your estimated score instantly. Scores use the 400–1600 scale and the Digital SAT conversion tables, with Reading & Writing and Math reported separately, 200 to 800 each.
You can then open every question: the prompt, the correct answer, and a detailed explanation — why that answer is right and why your choice was wrong.
How to practice effectively
- Sit a full test under real timing. Do it in one sitting like the real thing; a score from an interrupted test tells you nothing.
- Read the explanation for every wrong answer right after you submit. You still remember your reasoning then, which is the only way to see where it broke down.
- Review your mistakes and write down the method. Collect the questions you are still unsure about into their own drill set and finish them off.
- Track your progress across several tests. Track your scores, see how close you are to your target, and identify the skills that need more work.
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Are these practice tests like the real Bluebook?
They match on format: the number of sections, modules, questions and the timing of each module all follow the real exam's specification, and the test screen carries the same set of tools. What differs is that these are not papers published by College Board.
How many practice tests are there?
There are 81 tests in the bank right now, and it keeps growing.
Is it free?
The first three tests are open with nothing to fill in about payment. To use the whole bank, see the pricing page.
How long does a full test take?
About 2 hours 14 minutes of testing (64 minutes of Reading & Writing + 70 minutes of Math); with the 10-minute break between sections, about 2 hours 24 minutes.
Do I get scored straight away?
Yes, the moment you submit. How the raw score becomes a scaled one is covered in the section above.
Which languages are available for answer explanations?
English, with a Vietnamese version as well. Every question opens up to show the correct answer together with the reasoning.
What happens if I leave a test part-way through?
If you leave without pausing, the clock keeps running, exactly like the real exam. Pause first (once per test on the free plan, unlimited on paid plans) and it stays stopped until you return. The link back into it appears on this page.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Tests run straight in your browser.
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