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2,300+ original SAT questions. Every answer choice explained.

Drill all eight digital SAT domains, then sit full-length adaptive tests in a faithful replica of the interface you'll test in. Fresh questions you haven't seen in every other free bank, free while the platform is in early access.

2,300+ original questionsEvery answer choice explained3 adaptive practice testsAll 8 domains covered

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The practice platform is free while it's in early access: all 2,300+ questions, all three adaptive tests, the drill builder, and the analytics. Join the list and we'll set you up.

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What the SAT platform includes

It's the same method behind our flagship MCAT program: prep reverse-engineered from how the exam actually evaluates you, practice that mirrors the real thing, and instructors verified for exam mastery and teaching ability.

The platform

Everything SAT, in three places.

The question bank

What's inside the 2,300+ question bank

Every question is original, written to the current digital SAT format. Most free banks share the same pool of released official questions; ours is material you haven't seen, so the official practice tests stay fresh for full-length rehearsal.

Section Questions Coverage
Reading & Writing drills 1,131 All four domains: Information and Ideas (398), Craft and Structure (303), Expression of Ideas (211), Standard English Conventions (219)
Math drills 769 All four domains: Algebra (279), Advanced Math (202), Problem-Solving and Data Analysis (152), Geometry and Trigonometry (136), including student-produced response questions
Full-length practice tests 3 tests Module-adaptive like test day, with both second-module routes built, the real timing, and the 10-minute break

2,341 authored questions in all, every one original and every multiple-choice answer explained. All of it is free while the platform is in early access.

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The difference

Explanations on every answer choice, not an answer key

Every question has a walkthrough of the reasoning plus a written explanation on each choice: why the credited answer is right and exactly which mistake produces each wrong one. Math solutions go one operation at a time, in plain language, with every rule stated before it's used. A missed question shows you the exact step where your work slipped instead of just costing you a point.

FAQ

The SAT question bank, quick answers

How many SAT practice questions do you get?

2,300+ original questions in total: a drill bank of 1,900 questions (1,131 Reading and Writing, 769 Math) plus three full-length adaptive practice tests. Every multiple-choice answer has its own written explanation.

Is the SAT question bank free?

Yes. The whole practice platform is free while it's in early access: the complete drill bank, all three adaptive tests, the drill builder, and the analytics. Joining the early-access group locks in your access from day one.

Are these official College Board questions?

No. Every question is an original item written to the current digital SAT format. That matters more than it sounds: most free question banks share the same pool of released official questions, so once you've worked through them anywhere, they're spoiled everywhere. Our bank is material you haven't seen, and it saves the official practice tests for clean full-length rehearsal.

Are the practice tests adaptive like the real digital SAT?

Yes. Each test runs two modules per section, and the second module adapts to how you did on the first, the same way the real exam routes you. Both second-module routes are fully built, and the timing matches the real test, down to the 10-minute break.

Which SAT domains can I drill?

All eight: Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions in Reading and Writing, plus Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry in Math. The drill builder targets any of them at easy, medium, or hard difficulty.

What do the explanations look like?

Every multiple-choice answer gets its own explanation: why the credited answer is right and exactly which mistake produces each wrong one. Math solutions walk step by step, one operation at a time, in plain language written so a student who just missed the question can follow every move.

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