See where every point went, then follow a plan that wins them back.
The biggest issue I had with the SAT was timing, especially in Maths. I would understand how to solve a question, but sometimes spend way too much time on it. The mock tests on MySatGuide helped me work on that. I also liked being able to go back after every test and see exactly which questions I got wrong and where I was losing time. After a few weeks, I started getting better at managing the section without rushing through it.
SAT Score1510
I used to make study plans all the time, but I was never really able to stick to them. There was always something I hadn't finished, and I wasn't sure what to focus on next. The calendar on MySatGuide made preparation much easier to manage. Having a clear idea of what I needed to study each day helped me stay on track, especially alongside school. I didn't have to keep figuring out what to do next, which honestly made the whole process less stressful.
SAT Score1540
What I found most useful about MySatGuide was the analysis after each topic. Earlier, whenever I got a question wrong, I would just look at the correct answer and move on. Here, I could actually understand where I went wrong and which concepts I needed to revisit. The topic-wise breakdown was particularly helpful because it showed me which areas I was comfortable with and which ones still needed work. It made my practice feel a lot more purposeful.
SAT Score1450
I really liked the sessions with Anuj sir. Some of the SAT questions can look quite confusing at first, and I would sometimes get stuck even after trying them a few times. He explained the concepts in a way that was easy to follow and showed me how to approach questions instead of just memorising a method. I also felt comfortable asking questions whenever I didn't understand something. Those sessions were definitely one of the more helpful parts of my preparation.
SAT Score1470
I think the best thing about MySatGuide is that everything is available in one place. Between the practice questions, topic modules and mock tests, I didn't have to keep switching between different resources. I used to prepare randomly and take tests whenever I felt like it, but having a structured way to practise helped me become more consistent. I could also compare my performance over time, which gave me a much clearer idea of how my preparation was going.
SAT Score1570
Every question timed, every skill diagnosed against the SAT's own pace, then practice aimed at exactly those gaps.
Every answer and every second is recorded, question by question.
Pick your date and your hours. The plan fits itself to both.
98 questions · Desmos built in · proctored
Same modules, same timer, same adaptive Module 2. Then a breakdown of every point you dropped.
Misses from the diagnostic, mocks, lessons and the question bank, in one list, grouped by topic.
Five official questions, you against the bot. Try one right here.
Drag your score. Every bar is a college's middle 50%.
Ranges: each school's latest Common Data Set or class profile (~ means the two section ranges added up). Student scores are self-reported. Logos belong to their schools; MySATGuide isn't affiliated with any of them.
Every test you take lands here, drawn as charts, not paragraphs.
142 questions · 6-day streak · 5h 20m studied
A parent view of scores, topics and time spent, linked to your student's account.
The diagnostic and Mock 1 cost nothing. Pro and Premium open everything else.
| Feature | Free | Pro | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diagnostic test and report | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full-length adaptive mock tests | Mock 1, one attempt | 10+ | 10+ |
| Detailed analysis after every exam | Diagnostic and Mock 1 | ✓ | ✓ |
| Answers and explanations in the report | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Weak point analysis | After each test | After each test | After each test |
| Study plan and weekly calendars to your test date | Week 1 | Every week | Every week |
| Official practice questions | 1,800+ | 1,800+ | 1,800+ |
| Vocab terms | – | Coming soon | Coming soon |
| AI tutor | – | Coming soon | Coming soon |
| Recorded video lessons | Samples | Samples | All 129 |
| Live lessons with notes | – | – | Coming soon |
| Interactive Desmos solutions | – | – | Coming soon |
| Mistake Log and personal notes | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Battle against the bots | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Parent view | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dashboard and score journey | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Yes. Sign in with Google, take it, and you get the full report: score estimate, every skill, and your time per question against the SAT's pace.
Almost all of them come from the College Board's official SAT Suite Question Bank. Where the bank runs out of a skill at one difficulty, a mock uses one of our own, written to College Board's spec. Every question carries its source tag, so you can always tell which is which.
There are 10+ of them, each with four timed modules, 98 questions and an adaptive second module in each section. Desmos, the reference sheet, highlights and notes, the line reader and the answer eliminator are all built in, and proctoring counts tab switches. Mock 1 is free with one attempt.
Pro ($49/month) adds all 10+ full-length mock tests with their analysis, every answer and explanation, and a day-by-day study plan to your test date. Premium ($99/month) adds every video lesson. Both start with 3 days free and can be cancelled anytime.
Yes. A parent signs in with their own Google account and types the code on their student's dashboard. Once the student accepts, the parent sees scores, predicted score and weak topics, never individual answers.
Yes. The diagnostic tells you how far you are from your target, and the plan suggests the SAT date that gives you enough time to get there.
Free. 29 questions, one per skill, and the full report at the end.
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