Digital SAT preparation

Practise every Digital SAT skill and understand every answer

Words in Context, grammar, Transitions and Rhetorical Synthesis, Command of Evidence; linear equations, quadratics, data analysis, geometry and trigonometry. After each answer you see why it is right, why the option you picked is wrong, and which trap it was. An AI tutor answers your follow-up questions about the question.

No card needed. Try questions and the short diagnostic free; a free account gives you 20 questions and one full practice test.

  • Every domain and skill of the Digital SAT, in four-option and student-produced response formats
  • An adaptive practice test in four modules, scored on 400–1600
  • Original questions, checked twice
  • Explanations and the tutor in English, Russian, Uzbek, Vietnamese, Indonesian or Turkish

How it works

A question in the test’s format, then a clear explanation

  1. Answer as on the test

    Short texts with one question in Reading and Writing; four options or a typed answer in Math. A calculator and the formula sheet are at hand.

  2. See why

    The key idea, the steps, why each wrong option fails and the trap you fell for, in your language.

  3. Ask the tutor

    “Explain it more simply”, “Why not B?”, “How would Desmos solve this?” — the tutor teaches from the checked solution.

Example

What an explanation looks like

Researchers found that the new irrigation method used 30 percent less water than flooding the fields. ______, it cost farmers less to install than the older systems.

  1. A. Nevertheless
  2. B. However
  3. C. In addition
  4. D. For example

Your answer: B · Right answer: C

Why not B: “However” signals a contrast, but the second sentence continues the first: the method worked, and it also cost less.

The blank links two facts that point the same way. “In addition” adds a second advantage, so it is the logical transition.

💬 Tutor: How do I spot an addition transition quickly?

Inside

Every domain of the Digital SAT

Reading and Writing · 54 questions · 64 minutes

DomainWhat it testsShare of the section
Craft and Structurewords in context, the structure and purpose of a text, two texts compared≈ 28%
Information and Ideascentral ideas, evidence from a text or a table, inferences≈ 26%
Standard English Conventionspunctuation between clauses, agreement, verb forms≈ 26%
Expression of Ideastransitions, using notes to meet a goal≈ 20%

Math · 44 questions · 70 minutes

DomainWhat it testsShare of the section
Algebralinear equations, functions, systems, inequalities≈ 35%
Advanced Mathquadratics, exponentials, equivalent expressions≈ 35%
Problem-Solving and Data Analysisratios, percentages, data, probability, statistics≈ 15%
Geometry and Trigonometryarea and volume, angles, triangles, trigonometry, circles≈ 15%

Scores

What the 400–1600 score means

Reading and Writing and Math are each scored 200–800, and the total is their sum. Nomto shows every practice test on the same scale with an approximate percentile.

1500–1600about the top 2%
1400about the top 6%
1200about the top 25%
1050about the middle
below 900the lower quarter

Practice test

An adaptive practice test, as in Bluebook

  1. Four timed modules

    Reading and Writing 2 × 27 questions in 32 minutes each, a 10-minute break, Math 2 × 22 questions in 35 minutes each. Move freely inside a module and mark questions for review.

  2. The second module adapts

    How you do in the first module of a section decides whether the second one is easier or harder, as on the real test.

  3. A score and every answer explained

    A total on 400–1600 with both section scores, then the review of every question with the explanation and the tutor.

Honest scoring

An estimate, clearly marked

The real test is scored with item statistics only the College Board has. We estimate your ability from the difficulty of the questions you got right, on the same adaptive design, and place it on 400–1600. It is a good guide to your level and what to fix — and we always show it as an estimate.

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Questions

Is this the official SAT?

No. Nomto is independent and not affiliated with the College Board. Our questions are written for Nomto in the test’s format, and our scores are estimates. The College Board offers free official practice tests in Bluebook; take them alongside Nomto for a final check.

What do I get that free resources do not give?

An explanation of every answer in your language — why the right option is right, why yours is wrong, the trap behind it — and an AI tutor you can ask about any question you have answered. You can also practise one skill as many times as you need.

Which question types are included?

Every skill of the Digital SAT: Words in Context, Text Structure and Purpose, Cross-Text Connections, Central Ideas and Details, Command of Evidence (textual and quantitative), Inferences, Boundaries, Form, Structure, and Sense, Transitions, Rhetorical Synthesis, and in Math algebra, advanced math, problem-solving and data analysis, geometry and trigonometry, with four-option and typed answers.

Can I use a calculator?

Yes, in Math, as on the test. The room has a calculator and the formula sheet, and a link to the Desmos graphing calculator that the test builds in.

What score do I need?

It depends on the university. Many strong universities look for 1300–1400; the most selective ones see 1500 and above. In Uzbekistan a high SAT score can bring a state grant at local universities: check the current threshold with the university.

Is it free?

To try, yes: 5 questions without an account, then 20 with a free account, plus the short diagnostic, the AI tutor and one full practice test. A Nomto pass opens every course, the Digital SAT included, with unlimited practice and tests; it does not renew by itself.

Your first question takes a minute

Start with any domain and see the explanation right away, or take the short diagnostic to see where you stand.