Sit a full-length SAT-style mock at real admissions pace, then drill down to the exact subtopics costing you points — algebra, data interpretation, reading inference, grammar and usage. Every question comes with a written explanation.
Two sections, but the underlying skills are narrower than most students assume — which is good news for anyone willing to drill.
Reading questions almost always have a line in the passage that settles them. The skill is finding it fast, and resisting the answer that merely sounds reasonable.
The math section leans hard on linear equations, systems, quadratics and data interpretation. Geometry appears, but it is not where the marks live.
Writing questions test a small, repeating set of rules: agreement, tense, punctuation, modifier placement, parallelism. Once you can hear the breach, they become fast points.
Our template mirrors the real structure, timing and difficulty balance using EdgePrep's own question bank.
| English (Reading & Writing) | 54 questions | 64 min |
| Math | 44 questions | 70 min |
| Full sitting | 98 questions | 2 hr 14 min |
Two modules at real SAT pace — about 71 seconds per reading and writing question and 95 seconds per math question. The countdown is what separates a practice score from a predicted one.
Take the same paper with no clock and read the explanation on every item as you go. Untimed attempts still record your seconds per question, so you can see the gap before you close it.
Every SAT-style question is tagged to one of our 58 subtopics, so a weak section becomes a specific, fixable list.
Every practice session and mock exam feeds into your personal progress dashboard.
A subtopic-level radar so you can spot gaps at a glance — not just a composite score.
The SAT is won and lost on pacing. See exactly how long you spend per subtopic — so you can fix it before test day, not during it.
We surface your single highest-impact topic to drill next, based on your recent scores and pacing.
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The SAT-style template approximates the structure, timing and difficulty balance of the SAT using EdgePrep's own question bank. EdgePrep is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by the College Board. SAT is a trademark of its respective owner.