SAT Math — Digital SAT format
Short daily SAT Math practice. Patterns over content. Built for your phone.
SAT Math practice
Three formats matching the real Digital SAT Math section.
How the practice works
Learn the Concepts
Visual lessons that build SAT Math from first principles — diagrams, worked examples, embedded practice.
What's covered in SAT Math
The four content domains the SAT Math test draws from — and the patterns our practice covers in each.
SAT Math — Frequently asked questions
What is on the Digital SAT Math section?
The Math section is 44 questions in 70 minutes, split into two 22-question modules of 35 minutes each. It covers four areas: Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry. About three-quarters are multiple choice and the rest are student-produced responses.
Is the Digital SAT adaptive?
Yes, between modules. How you perform on the first Math module determines whether the second module is the easier or the harder set. That is why the first module matters more than its question count suggests, and why practising under time rather than untimed is the point.
Can I use a calculator on SAT Math?
Yes — on the entire Math section. The testing app has a built-in graphing calculator, and you may also bring an approved one. There is no longer a no-calculator section.
How is this different from free SAT practice?
It is not a replacement for the College Board's official practice — use that too, it is free and it is the real thing. What this adds is short, repeatable, timed drilling built for a phone, with a worked solution on every question and per-topic accuracy so you can see which of the four areas is actually costing you points.
How much SAT Math practice do I need?
Less than most students think, done more often than most students do. Twenty minutes of timed retrieval beats two hours of re-reading a review book — retrieval practice and spaced study are the two findings learning science is most confident about.
Is this affiliated with the College Board?
No. Texas CBE™ is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the College Board. SAT® is a registered trademark of the College Board. Every question here is independently authored in the Digital SAT style.