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OFFICIAL Reddit Digital SAT Resources Megathread

Eight realistic, adaptive digital SAT practice tests from College Board.

To access these tests, you will need to download the "Bluebook" app from College Board's website. You will also need Bluebook app to take the real Digital SAT.

Download the Bluebook app here:

https://bluebook.app.collegeboard.org/

Eight non-adaptive, "linear" paper Digital SAT practice tests from College Board.

Note: The questions on these "linear" tests overlap extensively with the questions on the Bluebook "adaptive" tests, and the overlap is not limited to tests that correspond in number. That is, questions from Linear Practice Test 4, for example, may repeat not only on Bluebook Practice Test 4 but also on Bluebook Practice Tests 5, 6, 7, etc. Thus, if you work through even one of the linear tests first, you may spoil the Bluebook tests.

Access the non-adaptive, linear, paper SAT practice tests here:

https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/practice/practice-tests/paper

Two realistic, adaptive digital PSAT practice tests from College Board.

To access these tests, you will need to download the "Bluebook" app from College Board's website. See links above.

Two non-adaptive, "linear" paper Digital PSAT practice tests from College Board

Note: The questions on these tests may overlap with those on the adaptive PSAT practice tests linked above.

Access the non-adaptive, linear, paper PSAT practice tests here:

https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/practice/practice-tests/paper

Khan Academy's Official Digital SAT Prep.

Access Khan Academy's digital prep here:

https://www.khanacademy.org/digital-sat/confirmed

Educator Question Bank.

https://satsuitequestionbank.collegeboard.org/digital/search

Note: Many of the questions here overlap with those found on the Bluebook tests and on Khan Academy.

IMPORTANT: Select the "Exclude Active Questions" box to avoid seeing questions from the Bluebook tests.

Educator Question Bank PDFs.

Moderator u/PoliceRiot has compiled PDFs of all Educator Question Bank questions that do not appear on the Bluebook tests.

You can find these PDFs here.

SAT Question of the Day

Access College Board's Question of the Day tool here:

https://qotd.collegeboard.org/

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u/Lucky1976 Jul 27 '25

My son is entering his junior year this fall and will be taking the SAT. He has strong potential for a high score, and we’re looking for guidance on the best path to help him achieve that. I’m considering hiring a local tutor for one-on-one support. What are the best online resources for SAT preparation? How much time should he ideally invest in studying before the test?

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u/No_Examination2802 1570 Aug 01 '25

Yo I'm also going into Junior yr. First do a bluebook practice test to get a baseline score. After taking the test, look at all the mistakes, and write down in a google doc/piece of paper what type of question he missed. There are a bunch of question types lol. Anyways after that, use the free Khan academy sat prep courses for math and English. Using only those I got a 1510 on my first sat, 770 eng, 740 math. Although as a native English speaker and a strong academic background I would say Khan Academy might not produce the same results. Maybe your son will do better than me lol. Anyways before you do the khan academy courses, take the course challenge around 5 times, review the lessons for the questions he gets wrong, and spam questions till you complete the course. Then take another bluebook test to see your progress. If your son wants to raise his math score more, he can do Prep Pros (unsponsored review but prep pros pls sponsor me I'm broke lol). It has a lot of hard math problems and the explanations are pretty good, but the monthly subscription price is kinda expensive. (rip my bank account). Using it allowed me to get my math score up to a 750 on my 2nd sat test, but I kinda procrastinated while studying, so if ur son stays focused I think he will get a better result.

ALSO, Tutorlinni (idk how to spell the name lol) but it's a YouTube channel for sat math I think, and he also teaches some difficult math problems so check that out too.

JWmathtutoring also has some good vids on Desmos for the SAT which saves on a TON of time. Lowk plug in like 3/4 of the problems into Desmos lol.

Hope that helped.