Digital SAT: formato y puntuación

SAT (Digital SAT)

Two sections delivered in College Board's Bluebook app, each split into two separately timed modules: Reading and Writing (2 x 27 questions / 32 minutes = 54 questions in 64 minutes) and Math (2 x 22 questions / 35 minutes = 44 questions in 70 minutes) — 98 administered questions in 134 minutes, plus one 10-minute break between the two sections. Adaptivity is at module level only: performance on the first (routing) module of a section decides whether the second module is the higher- or lower-difficulty panel, which is why navigation inside a module is completely free. Once a module is left it can never be reopened. Two of the 27 (or 22) questions in each module are unscored pretest items. Scores are 400-1600 total and 200-800 per section, produced by IRT ability estimation rather than a raw-to-scale table.

Versión descrita

Digital SAT, Bluebook two-stage adaptive (2026-27 testing year / 2026-27 admissions cycle)

Ciclo de admisión

2026-27

Secciones y tiempos

Reglas de navegación

Lo que puedes y no puedes hacer una vez empezada una sección. Nuestra práctica cronometrada aplica estas reglas en el servidor, no solo en la interfaz.

• You can move backward and forward freely within a section.
• You can change an answer before the section is submitted.
• A review screen lists your answers at the end of the section.
• You can mark any question for review.
• Once a section is submitted it cannot be reopened.

Puntuación

Respuesta correcta

1 punto

Respuesta incorrecta

Sin penalización

En blanco

0 puntos

Escala de resultados

SAT total score (Reading and Writing 200-800 + Math 200-800): 400–1600College Board reports a total score of 400-1600 in 10-point intervals, equal to the arithmetic sum of two section scores of 200-800 each, also in 10-point intervals. No subscores or cross-test scores are reported. The College and Career Readiness Benchmarks are 480 for Reading and Writing and 530 for Math; they are readiness indicators, not admissions thresholds. This scale is recorded as a fact about the exam — we do not place your result on it.

• There is no guessing penalty. A wrong answer and an omitted answer both score zero, so guessing is never worse than leaving a question blank.
• Omitted answers are treated as incorrect for the purpose of the score; there is no additional deduction.
• On the real exam, 8 of the 98 administered questions (2 per module) are unscored pretest items, so 90 questions are operational. Our attempts contain no unscored items — every question we deliver counts.
• Published domain distributions are expressed over OPERATIONAL questions (50 Reading and Writing, 40 Math), not over the 54 and 44 administered.
• Percentile ranks, conditional standard error of measurement and Skills Insight descriptors are not reproduced: they were not verified and are not ours to approximate.

Qué se evalúa

Las áreas de contenido que publica College Board. Nuestro banco de preguntas está clasificado según ellas, así que la página de resultados nombra las mismas destrezas que la entidad organizadora.

• Information and Ideas~26% of the 50 operational Reading and Writing questions (12-14 questions)

  Comprehension, analysis and synthesis of information, including quantitative information presented in tables and graphs. Appears in BOTH Reading and Writing modules; sectionKey names the routing module because this config models each timed module as a section.

  Central Ideas and Details · Command of Evidence: Textual · Command of Evidence: Quantitative · Inferences

• Craft and Structure~28% of the 50 operational Reading and Writing questions (13-15 questions)

  Vocabulary in context, rhetorical purpose and structure, and connections across paired texts. Appears in both Reading and Writing modules.

  Words in Context · Text Structure and Purpose · Cross-Text Connections

• Expression of Ideas~20% of the 50 operational Reading and Writing questions (8-12 questions)

  Revision of texts to improve effectiveness of expression and to meet a stated rhetorical goal. Appears in both Reading and Writing modules.

  Rhetorical Synthesis · Transitions

• Standard English Conventions~26% of the 50 operational Reading and Writing questions (11-15 questions)

  Editing of texts to conform to the conventions of Standard English sentence structure, usage and punctuation. Appears in both Reading and Writing modules.

  Boundaries · Form, Structure, and Sense

• Algebra~35% of the 40 operational Math questions (13-15 questions)

  Linear equations, functions, systems and inequalities. Appears in both Math modules.

  Linear equations in one variable · Linear equations in two variables · Linear functions · Systems of two linear equations in two variables · Linear inequalities in one or two variables

• Advanced Math~35% of the 40 operational Math questions (13-15 questions)

  Equivalent expressions and nonlinear equations, systems and functions. Appears in both Math modules.

  Equivalent expressions · Nonlinear equations in one variable and systems of equations in two variables · Nonlinear functions

• Problem-Solving and Data Analysis~15% of the 40 operational Math questions (5-7 questions)

  Quantitative reasoning about ratios, rates, percentages, distributions, probability and statistical claims. Appears in both Math modules.

  Ratios, rates, proportional relationships, and units · Percentages · One-variable data: distributions and measures of center and spread · Two-variable data: models and scatterplots · Probability and conditional probability · Inference from sample statistics and margin of error · Evaluating statistical claims: observational studies and experiments

• Geometry and Trigonometry~15% of the 40 operational Math questions (5-7 questions)

  Area and volume, lines and angles, triangles, right-triangle trigonometry and circles. Appears in both Math modules.

  Area and volume · Lines, angles, and triangles · Right triangles and trigonometry · Circles

Lo que College Board no publica

No hemos podido verificar lo siguiente en una fuente oficial. En lugar de suponerlo, desactivamos cualquier función que dependa de ello y lo indicamos aquí.

• The numeric routing threshold between the higher- and lower-difficulty second-stage modules. College Board publishes only that the break point is set around the median section score and that roughly half of test takers route each way, so our 60%-correct rule is a house approximation, not the exam's.
• The IRT item parameters and the theta-to-scale-score transformation, and any raw-to-scaled conversion table for any Digital SAT form. No scaled score estimate is offered.
• The difficulty composition (proportion of easy, medium and hard questions) of the routing module and of each second-stage panel, so our panels cannot be blueprint-accurate.
• The positions of the 2 pretest questions within each module and whether they are fixed or randomised, so we do not reproduce unscored items; every item we deliver is scored.
• The score range attainable from the lower-difficulty second-stage path and the overlap between paths, so no "your ceiling was capped by routing" messaging is shown.
• Percentile rank tables and conditional standard error of measurement by score point for 2026-27 forms; no percentiles or score confidence intervals are displayed.
• Per-module minute allocations under accommodated timing (+50%, +100% and above) and extended-break schedules; extended time is built as a generic multiplier and labelled as ours, not as an accommodation replica.
• Whether the Bluebook question menu is strictly module-scoped: the Bluebook tools page says "any question in the section" while the test directions state the hard no-return-to-a-finished-module rule. We implement the review panel as module-scoped, the conservative reading.
• The exact answer-matching tolerance College Board applies to student-produced responses; each of our numeric items therefore enumerates its accepted answers explicitly instead of relying on a global tolerance.
• Bluebook's autosave interval and reconnect-recovery mechanics; our autosave contract is our own and is not claimed to match Bluebook.
• The scoring rubric and scale of the digital SAT Essay, offered only in select U.S. School Day administrations; it is out of scope for this configuration.

Fuentes

Recopilado por UniExamer a partir de las páginas publicadas por College Board. Cada fuente indica la fecha en que se comprobó.

1. [1] SAT test structure: two sections, module timing and the 10-minute break — College Board, comprobado el 18 de septiembre de 2026
2. [2] Bluebook test directions (Fall 2026): module counts, module lock, auto-advance, SPR entry rules — College Board, comprobado el 18 de septiembre de 2026
3. [3] Assessment Framework for the Digital SAT Suite: multistage adaptive design, operational vs pretest counts, domain distribution — College Board, comprobado el 18 de septiembre de 2026
4. [4] Digital SAT test specifications overview: per-module minutes, response format split, score scale — College Board, comprobado el 18 de septiembre de 2026
5. [5] How SAT scores are calculated: IRT scoring, pretest questions, no guessing penalty — College Board, comprobado el 18 de septiembre de 2026
6. [6] What to expect on test day: separately timed modules, free within-module navigation, no return to a finished module — College Board, comprobado el 18 de septiembre de 2026
7. [7] Calculator use: calculator permitted on the entire Math section, embedded Desmos plus approved handheld — College Board, comprobado el 18 de septiembre de 2026
8. [8] Bluebook testing tools: Mark for Review, question menu, option eliminator, timer alert, reference sheet — College Board, comprobado el 18 de septiembre de 2026