Find your SAT starting point.
Answer 10 quick SAT-style questions in Reading & Writing and Math. See what you already know, what trips you up, and which topics to practice first.
Try one now
If 5x − 3 = 22, what is x?
Pick an answer. The quick test explains every question like this.
Three steps to a clear plan
Less guessing about what to study. One short test shows you where your time will pay off.
Take the test
5 Reading & Writing questions, then 5 Math questions. Reading & Writing gets 3 minutes and Math gets 2, 5 in total.
Read your breakdown
See your result by section and by topic, plus the right answer and a short explanation for every question.
Practice where it counts
Start with the two topics where you made mistakes. They're named at the top of your results.
What's on the test
The same two sections and eight content areas as the digital SAT, in a compact version.
Reading & Writing 5 questions
- Craft & StructureWords in context1
- Information & IdeasMain ideas, reading tables2
- Standard English ConventionsSubject-verb agreement1
- Expression of IdeasTransitions1
Math 5 questions
- AlgebraLinear equations1
- Advanced MathFunctions1
- Problem-Solving & Data AnalysisPercents, proportions2
- Geometry & TrigonometryArea1
Feels like the real thing
The format follows the digital SAT, so the first time you see it isn't on exam day.
Short passages, one question each
Every Reading & Writing question has its own short text, shown beside the question.
Type-in math answers
Some math questions have no choices. You type the number yourself, as on the real test.
Mark for review
Flag a question you're unsure about and come back to it before you submit.
A visible clock
Practice pacing with a timer. You can hide it, but it comes back for the last minute.
What you see at the end
Results appear right away, on the same page.
- Your result by section. How many you got right in Reading & Writing and in Math.
- All eight topics, weakest first. So the list itself tells you what to work on.
- Every answer explained. Your answer, the correct one, and why.
- Where to start. Two topics to focus on this week.
Example result
Start here: Geometry & Trigonometry and Problem-Solving & Data Analysis.
A year-long program, starting November 30
The next group starts on November 30 with a full-length practice SAT. From there, checkpoint tests come more often as exam day gets closer, with focused practice on your weakest topics in between.
Months 1–3, from November 30
Find your foundation
A checkpoint test every month.
Months 4–6
Build confidence
A checkpoint every three weeks.
Months 7–9
Close the gaps
A checkpoint every two weeks.
Months 10–12
Find your exam rhythm
A full practice test every week.
Full-length practice SAT on November 30
The free quick test shows where to start. The practice SAT shows where you stand: the complete digital format, with real timing and a detailed report.
- Date
- Monday, November 30, 2026
- Format
- Reading & Writing and Math, in the structure of the digital SAT
- Length
- 98 questions, about 2 hours 15 minutes, plus a 10-minute break
- Where
- Online, from home
- Price
- Free for the November group
- You get
- An estimated score range and a topic-by-topic report
Pencil in November 30
Seats are limited. We'll email you the details and your test link before November 30.
Who it's for
Students
You're in grades 9–12 and thinking about the SAT. You don't need to have studied yet. The test shows what you already know, so you don't waste weeks on topics you've mastered.
Parents
You want to know where your child stands before paying for a course or a tutor. The results page is easy to read together and shows which topics need attention.
Questions
Is this the official SAT?
No. These are original SAT-style questions written by our team. They follow the content areas of the digital SAT. We are not affiliated with College Board.
Will I get an SAT score?
Not from this test: ten easy questions are too few for a score. You see how many you got right in each section and topic, which is what you need to decide what to study. Join the waitlist and we'll send you a longer 25-question diagnostic with an approximate score range for each section.
How long does it take?
5 minutes: 3 minutes for Reading & Writing and 2 minutes for Math.
Can I use a calculator?
Yes. A scientific calculator and a reference sheet are built into the Math section.
Do I need to sign up?
No. You don't need an account or an email address. Your answers stay in your browser.
Can I take it again?
Yes. Keep in mind the questions are the same, so a second attempt mostly measures what you remember from the explanations.
Big goals start with a small step.
Ten questions today, a clear list of what to practice tomorrow.