Full-length SAT practice tests are an essential component of SAT prep. Getting familiar with the test format and time limits will help you feel more confident and cut down on test-day anxiety.

SAT practice tests

Fortunately, there are many resources that make real, full-length practice SAT tests available to you for free. The College Board releases past tests for free online, and our team of experts is always working to develop effective prep based on real exam questions. In our quest to provide you with a personalized SAT prep experience that targets your weaknesses to save you time and improve your score, and the first step is for you to take a full-length, timed SAT to determine your benchmark score.

We can help you take a full-length SAT test for free online or in-person under realistic testing conditions.

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When seeking out practice tests for the SAT, make sure the exam was published in 2016 or later. If your practice test is scored out of 2400 instead of out of 1600, it’s out of date. If your practice test is scored out of 1600, but includes analogy questions in the Reading section, it is ancient!

How to Make Sure Your SAT Practice Test is Current:

  • Scored out of 1600 (instead of 2400)
  • Only 4 answer choices for each question (instead of 5)
  • No analogy questions

Download 8 full-length free SAT tests & answers from the College Board:

SAT Practice Test 1
SAT Practice Test 1 Answers and Explanations

SAT Practice Test 2
SAT Practice Test 2 Answers and Explanations

SAT Practice Test 3
SAT Practice Test 3 Answers and Explanations

SAT Practice Test 4
SAT Practice Test 4 Answers and Explanations

SAT Practice Test 5
SAT Practice Test 5 Answers and Explanations

SAT Practice Test 6
SAT Practice Test 6 Answers and Explanations

SAT Practice Test 7
SAT Practice Test 7 Answers and Explanations

SAT Practice Test 8
SAT Practice Test 8 Answers and Explanations

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