Know your score
before test day.
Score Estimate follows every mock you complete and tracks how your results change over time. It tells you where your score is likely to land, whether you're improving or slipping, and which topics are costing you the most points.
A best estimate, plus a realistic range
You get a single best estimate — say 1210 — and a range around it, like 1180–1240, that narrows as your results become more consistent. One bad mock won't wreck it.
Trend and pace signals
See whether your score is improving, holding steady, or slipping — and whether your average time per question is inside the SAT's real limits.
Topic-level breakdown
The five topics dragging your score down most, ranked by accuracy. Each one has a label — "Start here", "Worth work", "Nearly there" — so you know where to spend the next hour.