SAT Math Practice

650+ adaptive SAT math questions across every Digital SAT domain. Drill weak spots, get step-by-step explanations, and track your score by topic.

SAT math topics covered

Algebra

200+ questions
  • Linear equations in one variable
  • Linear equations in two variables
  • Linear functions
  • Systems of linear equations
  • Linear inequalities

Advanced Math

180+ questions
  • Equivalent expressions
  • Nonlinear equations (quadratics)
  • Systems with nonlinear equations
  • Nonlinear functions
  • Exponential & radical functions

Problem Solving & Data Analysis

150+ questions
  • Ratios, rates & proportions
  • Percentages
  • One-variable data distributions
  • Two-variable data (scatterplots)
  • Probability & conditional probability

Geometry & Trigonometry

120+ questions
  • Area & volume
  • Lines, angles & triangles
  • Right triangles & trigonometry
  • Circles

How to improve your SAT math score

Start with a diagnostic. Take a short mixed-domain set to find which areas cost you the most points. Most students over-study Algebra (which they already know) and under-study Advanced Math (where the hardest questions live).

Drill by domain, not by difficulty. Work through all Algebra questions at your current level before moving on. Pattern recognition within a domain is faster than jumping between topics.

Review every wrong answer. The explanation matters more than the question. Understanding why an answer is wrong — not just what the right answer is — prevents repeat mistakes.

Use the Desmos calculator strategically. The Digital SAT allows Desmos on all math questions. Practice graphing equations to check algebra answers rather than doing all algebra by hand.

Digital SAT math format

Total questions44 (Module 1 + Module 2)
Time per module35 minutes
CalculatorDesmos built-in, all questions
Question typesMultiple choice + grid-in
Adaptive routingModule 1 sets difficulty track
Score range200–800 (Math section)

Start drilling SAT math now

Free adaptive practice. Tracks your accuracy by domain so you know exactly what to study next.