How to prepare for the Digital SAT

Test structure, a Reading and Writing and Math study routine, and the limits of supplemental exercises.

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98 questions · 134 minutes
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No universal pass mark; institutions set their own requirements.
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The Digital SAT has 54 Reading and Writing questions in 64 minutes and 44 Math questions in 70 minutes. Each section has two modules, and performance in the first affects the second.

Identify the skill behind each error

Complete a short set and record whether an error came from text comprehension, a language convention, mathematical modelling, or calculation. Review that lesson, then attempt a new problem testing the skill from another angle.

Keep Reading and Writing in English

The English passages and choices are part of the tested skill. Read the Arabic explanation after attempting the question to understand the answer and distractors.

Practise the exam experience

These supplemental multiple-choice exercises do not implement module adaptation or student-produced responses. Use Bluebook practice to become familiar with tools and timing. Do not convert accuracy here into an SAT score.

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Sources and references

  1. Digital SAT structure satsuite.collegeboard.org
  2. SAT practice and preparation satsuite.collegeboard.org