Independent SAT preparation
Practise both SAT sections with question sets built around the skills you need. Read the answer explanations, learn from mistakes and track your progress.
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Sample questions need no account.
Planning your next test? Check SAT dates and deadlines, then choose the skills to work on before test day.
Choose one answer, then select “Check answer” to see the explanation.
Focus on one skill or mix topics in a practice drill. Use the official exam’s question counts and time limits below to plan your revision.
Read short passages, interpret evidence and refine written English.
54 exam questions64 minutes
Solve equations, work with data and apply geometry and trigonometry.
44 exam questions70 minutes
Question counts above are for the official exam. Source: College Board’s SAT structure guide. Check your university’s admission notice for course requirements.
Choose what to practise, review your answers and use your results to plan the next session.
Build a short practice set, called a drill. Filter by section, domain, skill, difficulty, question type or whether a question includes a figure. Choose 5, 10, 20 or 60 questions; you may get fewer if not enough match your filters. Select “new questions only” to skip questions you have already answered.
Build an SAT practice drillChoose instant feedback to see answers and explanations during practice. Choose exam mode to see them after finishing the drill. Use the timer to check your pace. These are custom drills; full mock exams are still planned.
Choose a practice modeOpen the built-in Desmos graphing calculator and reference sheet during Math practice. Highlight passages, cross out answer choices and flag questions to revisit. Practise both multiple-choice questions and Math questions where you enter your own answer.
Explore the Desmos study guideWork through Reading and Writing and Math skills at Easy, Medium and Hard levels. Your progress is saved so you can resume an unfinished drill and see which skills to practise next.
Browse the SAT curriculumSave your filters and question count as a named template, then reuse those settings for another drill. Return to unfinished sessions or review the answers from completed ones.
Save your SAT drill settingsReview your accuracy, practice time and results by section and skill in the analytics dashboard. Use recurring mistakes to choose your next drill or curriculum topic.
View SAT practice analyticsUse these free public tools alongside your practice. No account is needed.
Explore estimated section scores and see how different results could affect your total. Estimates are for planning and are not official SAT scores.
Try the SAT score calculatorCheck published test dates, registration deadlines and score-release information before choosing when to take the test.
Check SAT test datesFor skill-by-skill practice, the SAT guided curriculum and Desmos study guide are available after sign-in.
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Release dates have not been announced. Planned features and plan availability may change.
It is an independent practice question bank covering SAT Reading and Writing and Math. Choose questions by section, domain, skill and difficulty, review answer explanations and follow a guided curriculum. TuttoPrep does not administer the official SAT.
Yes. The available question bank tools are temporarily free during open beta, with no credit card required. Try the samples on this page without an account, or sign in to use the full bank. See the pricing page for regular prices. Planned features are not available yet.
Reading and Writing covers Information and Ideas, Craft and Structure, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions. Math covers Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry. Filter by skill to focus your practice further.
Yes. Choose instant feedback to see answers and explanations during practice, or exam mode to review them at the end. Math drills include a built-in Desmos graphing calculator and a reference sheet. The samples on this page are a simpler preview of the full practice tools.
No. TuttoPrep is an independent preparation platform, not the College Board Student Question Bank. The samples on this page are original TuttoPrep questions, not official SAT questions or past papers. TuttoPrep is not affiliated with or endorsed by College Board, and practice results are not official SAT scores.
Full mock exams are planned and are not available yet. For now, build custom drills, choose exam mode to check answers at the end and use the timer to track your pace. These drills do not reproduce the SAT’s adaptive modules or generate official scaled scores. Use College Board’s Bluebook for official full-length adaptive practice tests.
For official test information and preparation materials, visit College Board’s SAT website.
Sign in to build your first SAT practice drill. The question bank is free during open beta, with no card required.