SAT Mock Test
Take one of five original papers
The Score Predictor contains five bundled SAT-style practice papers with 98 questions each. Each paper has four fixed modules, subject timers, numerical-entry questions, and an optional break. These papers are original app-created content and are not official SAT papers.
Finish the paper before reviewing answers
The runner lets you navigate, flag questions, clear answers, and submit modules. Submitted modules cannot be edited. Answers and explanations are held until the entire paper is complete, allowing you to practice without immediate feedback changing later decisions.
Resume and learn from your results
An active attempt is saved locally with deadlines for recovery. Results show correct, incorrect, and unanswered counts along with section and module accuracy. Filter the answer review to focus on mistakes. A retry starts a new attempt, while completed attempts are stored separately from regular quiz history.
Understand what the estimate means
The displayed score uses a percentage-based conversion. It is uncalibrated and does not reproduce official adaptive SAT scoring. The fixed papers are not adaptive, and the estimate is not a validated prediction of your official score. Use error patterns and accuracy as your primary study signals.
Questions before you start
Is the predicted score official or validated?
No. It is an uncalibrated practice estimate, not an official or validated prediction of an SAT score.
Are the predictor papers adaptive?
No. Predictor papers have fixed modules. The separate mock-test feature uses adaptive question selection.