NOTE!!
We offer two options in free SAT practice tests. The first option allows you to download the test at no cost and complete it independently. The second option includes a free one-hour session with a Live SAT Expert, where you can take the test under expert guidance and receive personalized, real-time feedback and consultation.
Sat Practice Test
The SAT Easy Test offers a quick, low-pressure way for beginners to build foundational skills, get familiar with the SAT format, and identify basic strengths and weaknesses.
Hardest Sat Practice Test
The SAT Hardest Test is designed for high-achieving students seeking a rigorous challenge to target tough areas, refine time management, and build resilience for test day.
At Touchskies
We’re committed to helping students achieve top SAT scores with our expertly crafted, results-focused curriculum. Our program includes six real-time practice tests, designed to mirror the actual SAT, allowing students to build confidence and improve their scores through practical experience.
Our unique three-module system provides targeted preparation, with each module offering two chances to succeed. If a student doesn’t reach their desired score on the first test, they qualify for a second attempt with fresh content to reinforce their skills. Guided by our experienced SAT tutors, the students will receive personalized support to ensure they’re fully prepared for success on test day.
Pricing Plans
Starter Plan
- Thorough preparation over 4-5 months
- Aligned with latest Digital SAT test
- Personalized one-on-one tutoring
- Realistic SAT practice tests
- 2 classes per week, one-hour each
- 24/7 WhatsApp support
Elite Plan
- Accelerated 1-2 month preparation
- Aligned with latest Digital SAT test
- Personalized one-on-one tutoring
- Realistic SAT practice tests
- 4 classes per week, one-hour each
- 24/7 WhatsApp support
Starter Plan
- Thorough preparation over 4-5 months
- Aligned with latest Digital SAT test
- Personalized one-on-one tutoring
- Realistic SAT practice tests
- 2 classes per week, one-hour each
- 24/7 WhatsApp support
Elite Plan
- Accelerated 1-2 month preparation
- Aligned with latest Digital SAT test
- Personalized one-on-one tutoring
- Realistic SAT practice tests
- 4 classes per week, one-hour each
- 24/7 WhatsApp support
Our Expert SAT Instrutors
Haider
Super Tutor
- SAT Expert
- 6 active students.
- Speaks english
With 4+ years of experience, I specialize in SAT prep and Mathematics, helping students in Pakistan and globally. My tailored approach enhances critical thinking, problem-solving, and time management, leading to higher scores and university placements.
Bilal
Super Tutor
- SAT Expert
- 20 active students.
- Speaks english
With 20+ students placed in top institutions,
I specialize in SAT preparation, combining expert strategies with structured online teaching. Scoring 1500+ on the SAT, I help students achieve top results and secure university admissions.
Common Questions about SAT Tests
The SAT is a standardized test used for college admissions that assesses students’ readiness for college. It focuses on critical areas like reading, writing, and math, testing both knowledge and problem-solving abilities.
The SAT includes two main sections: Reading & Writing and Math. Each section tests specific content areas:
- Reading & Writing:
- Information & Ideas
- Craft & Structure
- Expression of Ideas
- Standard English Conventions
- Math:
- Algebra
- Advanced Math
- Problem-Solving & Data Analysis
- Geometry & Trigonometry
Most SAT questions are multiple-choice, though some math questions require you to enter your answer instead of selecting from multiple options.
Each SAT subject has two timed modules. The first module includes a mix of easy, medium, and hard questions. Your performance on the first module determines the difficulty of the second, with the difficulty level adapting based on your initial performance.
The math section can be challenging, as it tests high school math concepts like algebra, data analysis, advanced math, problem-solving, geometry, and trigonometry. Some formulas are provided, and you may use a built-in graphing calculator or bring an approved calculator.
Whether the SAT or ACT is harder depends on individual knowledge and test-taking strengths. Many students find it helpful to take practice tests for both exams to determine which one suits them better.
“C” isn’t necessarily the best guess on the SAT; each answer has a 25% chance of being correct. A more effective guessing strategy is to use a “Letter of the Day”—a single letter you stick with whenever you need to guess. Since there’s no penalty for wrong answers, you only gain points for correct ones.
There’s no penalty for skipping questions on the SAT. However, it’s best to answer every question, even with an educated guess, to maximize your score.
The 99th percentile means your score is higher than 99% of all test-takers. Achieving this requires a score of at least 1450, placing you among the top SAT performers.
Yes, a high SAT score can sometimes help strengthen your college application despite a lower GPA, although this is not guaranteed. Working to improve both your GPA and SAT score can create a more balanced application.
The lowest score on the SAT is 400.
SAT score requirements vary by college, with some schools not requiring the SAT at all. Check the admissions website of each college to understand their specific SAT score expectations.
To boost your SAT score in a short period, try these tips:
- Familiarize yourself with the test format and content.
- Take practice tests to identify strengths and areas needing improvement.
- Review answer explanations to learn from mistakes.
- Consider hiring a tutor for targeted guidance.
Most students take 2-3 practice SAT tests before the official exam. The ideal number depends on:
- Your initial practice score
- Your target score
- Your comfort level with the test format
Experts recommend practicing until your scores approach your target before taking the official SAT.
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