Mathematics
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What is the Digital SAT: format, scoring and who takes itThe Digital SAT is an adaptive test taken on a computer. It lasts 2 hours 14 minutes, scores run from 400 to 1600 and there are 7 test dates a year.The Bluebook app: what the screen looks like on exam dayThe Digital SAT is taken inside College Board's Bluebook app. A student who has not used its tools before the day loses time rather than marks.The SAT module structure: why the second module changes difficultyThe Digital SAT splits each section into two modules and sets the difficulty of the second from performance in the first. A hard second module is therefore a good sign, not a bad one.SAT Reading and Writing: question types and pacingThe verbal section contains no long passages; each question arrives with its own short paragraph. What decides the score is not reading stamina but how fast the question type is recognised.
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