Take a full practice test to see your score. Then practice the kinds of questions you get wrong, in an app that works just like the real Digital SAT.
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120 points to your goal.
Built to the exact shape of the Digital SAT.
Random questions make you busy. A plan makes you better. Every step on 1600.sh feeds the next, so the time you put in goes where it moves your score.
Take a full-length adaptive mock. You get an estimated score out of 1600 and a breakdown of where the points went.
Set your test date and target score. You get a day-by-day plan weighted toward the skills that cost you the most.
Work through short, focused sessions. Every question is new, and every answer comes with the reasoning behind it.
Sit another mock every few weeks. Watch the score move, and let the plan adjust to what changed.
Split passage view, answer eliminator, mark for review, question navigator, countdown timer and the built-in Desmos calculator. By test day, the interface is the one thing you won’t have to think about.
Try a questionTwo sections, four modules. How you do on the first module of each section decides whether the second gets harder or easier, exactly as on test day. Every mock ends with an estimated score and an explanation for every question.
Your accuracy is tracked across all 29 skills the SAT tests, so your plan always points at the next most valuable thing to fix, not the thing you already know.
Anything you have answered leaves your queue for good.
Short enough that you will actually read it, every time.
The same graphing calculator the real Math section gives you.
Every formula the test provides, one click away.
Equations, graphs and figures render the way they do on test day.
Your accuracy and every question you missed, in one place.
Drill one skill for as long as you need, or mix the whole section. The list follows the College Board’s own breakdown of the Digital SAT.
The free plan is not a trial. Practice as long as you like, and add Prep when your test date gets close.
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It covers every one of the 29 skills the Digital SAT tests, gives you full-length adaptive mock tests and plans your preparation around your test date. Plenty of students also use it alongside school or a tutor, and it works just as well that way.
Very. The interface mirrors Bluebook: split passage view, answer eliminator, mark for review, a question navigator, the countdown timer and the Desmos calculator. Mock tests follow the real structure — Reading and Writing in two 32-minute modules of 27 questions, Math in two 35-minute modules of 22, and a 10-minute break between sections.
Like the real exam, your first module in each section decides whether the second is harder or easier, and the result is placed on the real scale: 200–800 per section, 400–1600 in total. It is an estimate, not an official College Board score.
Eight to twelve weeks is a comfortable window for most students. If you have less time, start with a mock test so the hours you do have go to the skills worth the most points.
Unlimited practice questions on every skill, explanations for every answer, the full test-day interface and one full-length mock test. The free plan is not a trial and does not expire.
Yes. Prep is month to month. Cancel whenever you like and you keep access until the end of the month you paid for. Your history stays with your account on the free plan.
No. 1600.sh is an independent prep platform. SAT and Bluebook are trademarks of the College Board, which does not endorse this site.
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