SAT (Digital SAT)

1.There are 98 questions in total: 54 in Reading & Writing and 44 in Math. Each section is split into two modules.

2.Every Reading & Writing question is a 4-option multiple-choice question (MCQ), each with its own short passage.

3.About 11 Math questions are student-produced responses: you type the answer instead of choosing an option. Fractions (3/4) and decimals (0.75) are both accepted.

4.Each correct answer is awarded 1 (one) mark. There is no deduction for wrong or unanswered questions.

5.The exam is 134 minutes long. Your answers are submitted automatically when time runs out.

6.Your result, detailed explanations and an estimated score (200–800 per section, 400–1600 total) are shown immediately after submission.

7.On the real exam the second module adapts to how you did on the first. Here everyone gets the same second module, so the score is an estimate only.