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Online SAT prep built around your actual weaknesses

One-to-one lessons with a Math or Reading and Writing specialist, or a 16-week group course capped at 6 students. Every plan starts from a free diagnostic, so no hour goes on material you already have.

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Online · Europe · UK · USA · WorldwideNext SAT: 7 November 2026

An SAT group lesson in the TestPrep online classroom: an Advanced Math tangency problem solved step by step on the shared whiteboard, with the tutor and two students on camera — A real SAT group lesson in the TestPrep classroom. Students' faces are AI-replaced for their privacy; the board and the solution are as taught.

1:1

And groups of six

+85

Average score gain

72h

Group course teaching

2008

TestPrep established

Choose your path

Three ways to prepare, one starting point

Each starts from the same diagnostic. Which one fits depends on how big the gap is, how much time is left and how you work best.

One to one

SAT tutoring

Ninety-minute live lessons, planned from your diagnostic and rewritten after each full-length test.

Packages of 1, 10, 20 or 50 lessons
Math with a mathematician, Reading and Writing with a language specialist
Scheduled around your school week, in your time zone

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Small group

16-week group course

Live classes every weekend, planned backwards from an SAT date so the last class falls the weekend before your exam.

72 live hours, at most 6 students
Saturday and Sunday mornings, Türkiye time (UTC+3)
Includes 20 full-length practice tests and the question bank
Next group starts 14 November 2026; enrol by 11 November 2026

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On your own

Practice tests and question bank

The simulator and question bank our students work in, sold on their own for anyone preparing without a tutor.

20 full-length, module-adaptive practice tests
9,000 questions tagged by domain, skill and difficulty
AI Tutor for the questions you got wrong

About the practice tests Question bank

How it works

Two students with the same score can need opposite plans

One is losing points to Advanced Math and running out of time in module 2. The other is fine on Math and dropping marks across Craft and Structure. Same total, opposite work. So every plan starts from a measurement, not a syllabus.

01
Diagnose
A full-length, module-adaptive test under real timing, taken for the data rather than the score. The first one is free.
02
Find the causes
Every wrong answer classified by domain, skill and cause: a content gap, a method error, a misread question or the clock. Each needs a different fix.
03
Plan and teach
A weekly plan that spends time where the points are, taught by a Math or a Reading and Writing specialist, one to one or in a group of 6 at most.
04
Retest
A full-length test after each block of work, compared with the last error profile. The plan is rewritten from the new one.

How error analysis works How a study plan is built

AI Tutor talks you through the questions you got wrong

When your SAT practice test ends, pick a mistake on your results page and the lesson starts. The tutor won't just read out the answer: it asks you, writes the steps on the board and lets you find where you went wrong.

On the SAT it works through Reading and Writing and Math questions. The exam's own Desmos calculator is on screen too.

Your first 2 mistakes are free (up to 10 minutes)

No card needed to try it, just your account.

See the SAT practice tests How AI Tutor works

Sample screen · AI Tutor lesson flow: results page, choosing a question, working it on the board (silent video with captions)

Finish a practice test
Your results page lists every question you got wrong or left blank.
Open the AI Tutor
Go in from the AI Tutor card on your results page, then pick the lesson language, how it runs and the tutor's voice.
Talk it through
The tutor asks, you answer; the steps go up on the board and hints come when you're stuck.
Move on
Press “Finish this question” once you've got it. Your first 2 mistakes are free; after that you carry on in 30-minute blocks.

Results

Score outcomes, sitting by sitting

Students who scored 1400 or above and shared their official score report, sitting by sitting, with first and final scores and section splits. Each sitting is added two weeks after the exam, when College Board releases scores.

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1158

Students at 1400+

+85

Average gain

53%

Of them at 1500+

1600

Highest score

What we teach

Both sections, each taught by its own specialist

The Digital SAT is 98 questions in 2 hours 14 minutes, scored 400 to 1600 in College Board's Bluebook app, across eight content domains. Knowing which of them your errors cluster in is most of the work of building a plan.

Math

44 q · 70 min

Algebraabout 35%
Advanced Mathabout 35%
Problem-Solving and Data Analysisabout 15%
Geometry and Trigonometryabout 15%

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Reading and Writing

54 q · 64 min

Information and Ideasabout 26%
Craft and Structureabout 28%
Expression of Ideasabout 20%
Standard English Conventionsabout 26%

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How the Digital SAT works: modules, adaptivity, timing and scoring

Exam facts on this page follow College Board's published SAT structure. Last reviewed 3 September 2026.

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Four ways to start without paying

Each is useful on its own, and each tells you more about where your points are going before you decide on lessons.

The TestPrep SAT practice test simulator: Reading and Writing module 1, question 7 of 27, with the countdown timer, paired passages and four answer choices — The practice test simulator the diagnostic runs in: timed modules, adaptive routing and the Bluebook tools.

After the diagnostic, sort every wrong answer by its cause: how we classify your errors.

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Analysis and method from the TestPrep Education SAT team.

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Questions we are asked before people book

Short, factual answers. Where a claim is about exam structure, it comes from College Board.

One-to-one tutoring is sold in packages of 1, 10, 20 or 50 lessons of 90 minutes, and the price per lesson falls as the package grows. The 16-week group course is one fee covering 72 live hours and 20 full-length practice tests and the question bank, paid at once or in two payments. Current prices, in euro, are on the pricing page.

One-to-one suits a student with an uneven profile, a tight timeline, or a demanding school schedule, because every hour goes to their specific gaps. A small-group course suits a student who wants external pacing and has 16 weeks or more, and it costs less per hour. Many students take the course and add a few one-to-one lessons for one weak domain.

That follows from a diagnostic rather than from a package menu. As a rough guide, 10 lessons suits a narrow gap in one section, 20 is the usual shape for a two-to-three month push across both, and 50 is for a rebuild from foundations. We would rather tell you 10 is enough than sell you 20.

Yes. One full-length Digital SAT diagnostic in our online simulator is free with an account, and it comes with a breakdown by domain, skill and time. College Board's own full-length practice tests in Bluebook are free too, and work as a diagnostic if you would rather start there.

Yes to both. Every lesson is live online, which is what lets us match a student with a Math or a Reading and Writing specialist wherever either of them is, and schedule around school timetables across time zones. College Board publishes one set of SAT dates for US and international candidates alike, and our students sit the exam across Europe, the UK, the Middle East and beyond.

No. We do not guarantee a specific SAT score or score increase. Outcomes vary with a student's starting level, preparation time and individual performance. What we commit to is a plan built from measured evidence, and a review after each full-length test that shows whether specific gaps have closed.

More answers on tutoring, the group course and pricing.

Start with the free diagnostic

One full-length test under real timing, then a breakdown by domain, skill and cause. Whether you need tutoring, a course or just the question bank, and how much of it, follows from that.

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