Practice the test you’ll actually sit
- Adaptive modules that route you the way the Digital SAT does
- Scaled scores from 200 to 800 for each section
- A daily coach that suggests what to work on next
- Every question you miss saved to your mistakes notebook
How it works
Three steps
- 1
Take a practice test
Sit a full adaptive practice test, timed and routed like the real one.
- 2
See your scores
Get a scaled score for each section and see the questions you missed.
- 3
Work on the gaps
Follow the daily coach, use the study tools, go through walkthroughs and revisit your mistakes until they stick.
What you get
What comes out the other end
Scaled scores
A score from 200 to 800 for each section, so you can track progress over time.
Full practice tests
Complete adaptive tests, with module routing based on how you do.
Daily coach
A short plan for each day, based on where you’re losing points.
Mistakes notebook
Every missed question in one place, ready to try again.
Reading practice
Passages and questions to build reading speed and accuracy.
Vocabulary
Practice with the kind of words the test likes to use.
Questions
Common questions
Are these official SAT questions?
No. The questions are written for xedu in the style of the Digital SAT. They aren’t official College Board questions.
How is my score worked out?
Each practice test gives a scaled score from 200 to 800 per section, based on your answers and the module you were routed to. Treat it as a guide to your progress, not a prediction of your official score.
Can my teacher assign SAT practice?
Yes. American curriculum teachers and others can assign SAT tasks to a class and follow how students are doing.
Is xedu affiliated with the College Board?
No. SAT is a trademark of the College Board, which isn’t affiliated with and doesn’t endorse xedu.
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