SAT Sample Papers

SAT Exam

SAT is a Computer-based test taken along with a group of students in a classroom and the entire test is proctored by a human proctor. It is 2 hours 14 minutes (with break) long test.

SAT TEST Pattern

The SAT Exam consists of sections named Reading and Writing, and Math. Each section has a particular number of questions and there is a certain time limit and each section has to be completed in the stipulated time.
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Benefits of Taking Full-Length SAT Practice Tests

• Taking full-length SAT practice tests, including the last year SAT exam paper, is one of the best ways to simulate test day.
• You will get an experience of the same type of questions you’ll see on your test day, especially if you use SAT previous year papers.
• You get the patience to sit for a 2-hour long test and still keep your brain active.
• Test review enables you to judge your own standards and plan your preparation further based on weaker areas.
• Proctored mock tests help you in time management and the right pacing. You get practice working on the questions and bubbling the right answers in the given time.
• Over and above, proctored mock tests give you immense confidence in taking the actual tests.
• Practicing with a SAT question paper helps you familiarize yourself with the test format and the types of questions you will encounter.

The College Board offers 8 full-length SAT Practice Tests

You have to download the college board Bluebook app to take the tests. We offer a free SAT model test for all our students.

We offer one free full-length SAT practice test for all students. We also grade the test and share with you a detailed score report.

Tips for Getting the Most Out of SAT Practice Tests

SAT Practice Test

You can attempt the practice test and then check how many questions you got right to get an idea about your cumulative grading

Take Mock Tests

The best way to prepare for any test is to go through multiple mock tests as it helps you to learn how to deal with the pressure of tough questions beforehand so that you don’t feel the pressure in the exam.

Time Yourself

On the practice tests, it is critical to practice time management. Also, try to stick to the time limit as much as possible.

Show Discipline

It’s like running a marathon for four hours straight on a Sunday morning. Many candidates are unable to maintain constant concentration. Practicing in one sitting may help you concentrate for extended periods of time.

Score Yourself

If you don’t make use of your practice, it’s just that: practice. Find out what’s causing the mistakes and where they’re coming from. And make the necessary corrections.