Two sections
The SAT has 2 sections: Reading and Writing, and Math.
Learn the SAT sections, timing, questions, modules, and score range.
The Digital SAT has two sections and four total modules.
| Section | Time | Questions | Modules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading and Writing | 64 minutes | 54 questions | 2 modules |
| Math | 70 minutes | 44 questions | 2 modules |
| Total | 2 hours 14 minutes | 98 questions | 4 modules |
Keep the structure simple before you start timed practice.
The SAT has 2 sections: Reading and Writing, and Math.
Each section has 2 modules. You complete Module 1 first, then Module 2.
Module 2 difficulty can vary based on Module 1 performance. Focus on accuracy early, then improve speed.
ExamPrepWay full mock currently uses a fixed module flow for safe practice and review.
Expect short passages and one question per passage or text.
Focus on comprehension, evidence, vocabulary, grammar, transitions, and punctuation. Build the habit of identifying the task before reading answer choices.
Open Reading and WritingCalculator use is allowed in the digital SAT context.
Linear equations, expressions, systems, and functions.
Quadratics, nonlinear functions, polynomials, and notation.
Ratios, percentages, statistics, tables, and graphs.
Lines, angles, triangles, circles, area, volume, and basic trigonometry.
Use practice tests and mistake review to improve over time.
400-1600
200-800
200-800
Move from structure to syllabus, then into topic practice.
Understand every domain before building your weekly plan.
Use a daily schedule for concepts, practice, and review.
Start with Algebra, then move through the remaining math domains.
Build comprehension, grammar, transition, and punctuation accuracy.
Use the pattern page to understand the test, then move into the syllabus, preparation guide, and topic pages.