Two practice tracks. Different kinds of challenge.
Foundation
15 forms in the full library. Mixed-difficulty questions across Reading & Writing and Math. Use these to practise the complete test experience and build consistency.
Performance estimates are unofficial practice information. They do not guarantee a result on an official SAT.
Challenge
10 forms in the full library. All-hard questions across both sections for a more demanding rehearsal. Use the explanations and timing to examine your reasoning.
Challenge reports raw performance and timing. Its all-hard forms are not calibrated to predict an SAT score.
All A1600 mock forms use fixed question sets and module order. They are not adaptive. Retaking a form creates another attempt, not a new form; familiarity can affect your result.
One sitting. Both SAT sections.
Set aside two hours and 14 minutes of timed testing, plus the 10-minute section break. Allow more time afterward for review.
Reading & Writing
Module 1 · 27 questions · 32 minutes
Module 2 · 27 questions · 32 minutes
Section break
10 minutes to reset before Math.
Math
Module 1 · 22 questions · 35 minutes
Module 2 · 22 questions · 35 minutes
98 questions across four fixed modules. A1600 is an independent preparation platform and is not the official SAT or Bluebook.
Make every mock part of a bigger plan.
A full test is a checkpoint. Give yourself time to prepare for it, learn from it, and decide what happens next.
Earlier in preparation
Learn what a full test asks of you.
Start with an included Foundation mock. Rehearse both sections, notice where time goes, and review before your next attempt.
Take a Foundation mock
Review your answers and timing
Choose the skills to work on
Set your exam date
The planner suggests dates for included, unattempted forms, using your intended exam date and minimum spacing between mocks.
Review before moving on
Return to saved results, explanations, timing, and skill analysis. Identify a useful change before your next rehearsal.
Keep the plan flexible
Suggested dates do not reserve sessions or extend access. Check your product expiry and leave room for rest in the final week.
Choose the practice you will use.
Start with two free forms
SAT Starter includes Foundation Mock 1 and Challenge Mock 16, alongside the free baseline. Try the experience before choosing a paid plan.
Mock-only passes include five, 15, or 25 forms with testing and review. Daily Practice includes five mocks; Complete Prep combines all 25 with the learning tools.
Mock counts include the Starter forms. Overlapping products do not add copies of the same form. Mock-only passes do not include daily sectionals, concept notes, or skill drills.
Rehearse with purpose. Review with time.
Choose your access window around your preparation, rather than trying to take every available mock.