SAT Mock Test
Start with free practice in your browser
Try five Math questions with worked solutions or four Reading and Writing questions with explanations. No installation or account is needed for these examples. For longer app-created tests and saved history, explore the Android app below.
Choose the right practice session
Use subject practice when you want to work on one area. Choose easy, medium, or hard questions to match your starting point. A manageable session gives you time to read each explanation instead of rushing through a question count.
Move from practice to a mock test
The mock-test flow uses four modules and adjusts later-module question selection based on earlier performance. Use it to rehearse pacing and switching between Reading and Writing and Math. This is app-created practice, not an official administration of the SAT.
Turn results into your next session
After finishing, review incorrect answers and the reasoning behind the correct choices. Saved history helps you revisit attempts and retake questions. Pick one recurring mistake to address before your next mock test: a grammar rule, an algebra step, or a habit of overlooking a condition.
A simple weekly practice routine
Start with a subject session, spend the next session reviewing errors, then try a mixed mock test when you have uninterrupted time. Use the Study Plan for a daily workload and Academy to revisit concepts between tests. Bundled question banks support offline practice; remote diagrams may use text descriptions when unavailable.
Questions before you start
Can I practice one subject at a time?
Yes. Choose Reading and Writing or Math, then select a difficulty for your practice session.
Are these official SAT tests?
No. The app provides SAT-style practice. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by College Board.