When Should You Take SAT Practice Tests?

Taking SAT practice tests strategically is one of the most effective ways to boost your score and build confidence before test day. Here’s how to incorporate them into your prep schedule for maximum improvement.

DIGITAL SAT

2/21/20251 min read

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1️⃣ Take a Diagnostic Test at the Start

📌 Begin your SAT prep with a full-length diagnostic test to:

  • Understand the test format and timing.

  • Identify your strengths and weaknesses.

  • Set a realistic study plan based on your starting point.

2️⃣ Regular Practice Tests Throughout Prep

📅 Plan to take a practice test every 2–3 weeks to:
✅ Track your progress.
✅ Apply strategies you’ve learned.
✅ Improve pacing and test endurance.

⏳ After each test, analyze mistakes and focus on weak areas before your next attempt.

3️⃣ Final Practice Test Before the Exam

🗓️ 1–2 weeks before your SAT:

  • Take a final full-length practice test to simulate test day conditions.

  • Avoid last-minute cramming—focus on light review and mental rest.

  • Boost confidence and readiness for the actual exam.

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