cueprepPSAT practice test, in the real format
The digital PSAT runs the same 98 questions, modules and timing as the SAT. Sit a full one and see where you stand.
Free on the 3-day trial. No card.
15 full-length practice tests
Adaptive, just like the real SAT
How you do on Module 1 decides which Module 2 you get, the same way College Board does it. Nail the first module and the second one gets harder, with more points on the table. Same modules, same clock, same tools.
- 98 questions in 2 hr 14 min, with the break between sections
- Extended time at 1.5x or 2x if you test with accommodations
- An estimated score out of 1600 the moment you submit
Reading and Writing
Math
Review & analytics
Know exactly where the points went
Every test ends in a report: your score, both sections, and your strengths and weaknesses by content area. Tap any red square to open that question. Then your study plan retargets to whatever cost you the most.
- Every question explained: your answer, the right one, and how to get there
- Retry just the ones you missed, straight from the report
- Analytics pooled across every test: by content area, difficulty and time
- Your accuracy on easy, medium and hard questions against your target score
Estimated score
1340
- Reading and Writing
- 650
- Math
- 690
Strengths and weaknesses
Every question, right or wrong
R&W 路 Module 1
R&W 路 Module 2
Math 路 Module 1
Math 路 Module 2
By difficulty
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use an SAT practice test for the PSAT?
Yes. The digital PSAT/NMSQT and the SAT have the same structure: 98 questions in 2 hours 14 minutes, 54 in Reading and Writing and 44 in Math, in two modules each. Our practice tests score you on the SAT's 400 to 1600 scale; the PSAT's runs from 320 to 1520.
How is the PSAT scored?
Each section is scored from 160 to 760, for a total from 320 to 1520. The PSAT/NMSQT also gives a Selection Index that the National Merit Scholarship program uses as its first screen.
Is the PSAT adaptive?
Yes. Like the SAT, how you do on the first module of each section decides whether the second module is harder or easier.
Where can I practice for the PSAT for free?
College Board's Bluebook app has free official practice tests. On CuePrep's 3-day trial you get a full-length adaptive test, Reading and Writing and Math practice by skill, and Desmos techniques.
Walk into the PSAT already used to it
Free on the 3-day trial. No card.