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The SAT went digital in 2024, and if you're still preparing like it's 2023, you're setting yourself up for surprises on test day. After helping thousands of students transition to the new format, I've seen firsthand what works-and what doesn't-when it comes to digital SAT practice tests.

Why Digital SAT Practice Tests Feel Different (And Why That Matters)

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The Practice Test Strategy That Actually Moves Your Score

Here's the honest truth: taking practice tests without a system is like going to the gym without a workout plan. You might make some progress, but you're leaving gains on the table.

The 3-Phase Practice Test Approach

Phase 1: Diagnostic (Weeks 1-2)

Start with one full-length digital practice test under real conditions. No pausing, no looking up answers, no "I'll come back to this after a break."

The goal isn't a perfect score—it's data collection. Which question types trip you up? Do you rush through math modules or run out of time? Are grammar questions your weakness or your strength?

Phase 2: Targeted Practice (Weeks 3-8)

Most students make the mistake of taking test after test after test. That's inefficient. Instead, after your diagnostic, focus on section-specific practice:

  • If algebra kicked your butt, drill algebra problems

  • If transitions questions confused you, master transition logic

  • If you're running out of time, practice with strict 32-minute timers

Take a full practice test every two weeks during this phase to track progress, but spend the bulk of your time on targeted skill-building.

Phase 3: Test Day Simulation (Weeks 9-12)

The final month is about conditioning. Take full practice tests weekly under test-day conditions:

    • Same time of day as your actual test

    • Same device type you'll use

    • Same environment (quiet room, minimal distractions)

    • Complete the test in one sitting

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