What is included in Complete Prep?
Complete Prep is one purchase for six calendar months of access to all currently available self-paced tools: the 90-day daily programme, concept notes for both sections, skill-based question-bank drills, analytics and answer review, the exam-date mock planner, and all 25 full-length mocks. It does not renew automatically. The daily programme remains 90 sectionals — 45 Math and 45 English — with six months to use your included resources.
What can I use for free?
SAT Starter includes a 49-question baseline in 67 timed minutes: 27 Reading & Writing questions in 32 minutes and 22 Math questions in 35 minutes. You also get Foundation Mock 1, Challenge Mock 16, and saved attempt review. No card is required and free access does not expire. The public sample questions need no account.
How is Daily Practice different from a mock pass?
Daily Practice includes concept notes, skill-based question-bank practice, a 90-day daily sectional programme, progress review, and five full-length mocks. Mock passes are for full-length testing and review only: they do not include the daily programme, concept notes, or skill drills. Complete Prep combines the learning tools with all 25 mock forms and six months of access.
How do pricing and payment work?
Every paid product is a one-time purchase for its stated access window. The Pricing page shows total prices in USD or INR; use the currency switch on any product card to update all prices and checkout. Complete Prep and Mock Complete last six months, Daily Practice and Mock Builder last three months, and Mock Sprint lasts one month. Daily Practice includes at least 90 days. No plan renews automatically.
What is in the 50-minute daily routine?
Math days have 10 minutes of concept learning, a two-minute break, 22 questions in 35 minutes, and three minutes of review. English days have 13 minutes of learning, a two-minute break, 27 questions in 32 minutes, and three minutes of review. The 90-day programme alternates 45 days of each subject. Allow extra review time when helpful; full-length mocks are separate.
Which mock series should I choose?
Foundation mixes difficulties. Challenge uses all-hard questions for a more demanding rehearsal. Both cover Math and Reading & Writing. Your plan determines the included forms; no qualifying score is required. All mocks use fixed modules, and Challenge results are not calibrated SAT score predictions.
How does the mock journey help me plan?
Set your intended exam date and preferred time between mocks in the test planner. Use its suggested checkpoints to spread your available mocks across preparation, with room to review between attempts. The schedule is guidance you can adjust; buying more mocks does not mean you need to take them all.
How long does a full mock take?
Set aside two hours and 14 minutes for timed testing plus the 10-minute section break. The test has two Reading & Writing modules of 32 minutes each and two Math modules of 35 minutes each. Plan additional time afterward to read explanations and review your mistakes.
When does paid access expire?
Paid access starts at activation and lasts for the calendar-month duration shown on the product. Daily Practice includes at least 90 days even when three calendar months are shorter. There is no automatic renewal. Your free Starter features remain available, and completed reports stay available for review. Purchase the access window that fits your preparation schedule.
Is this the official SAT or a guaranteed score?
A1600 is an independent preparation platform, not the official SAT or Bluebook. College Board does not sponsor, endorse, review, or score this content. Practice results are unofficial and no specific score increase is guaranteed. Use official practice alongside your preparation.