Digital SAT: formato e punteggio

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.

Versione descritta

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

Ciclo di ammissione

2026-27

Sezioni e tempi

Regole di navigazione

Che cosa puoi e non puoi fare una volta iniziata una sezione. Le nostre esercitazioni a tempo applicano queste regole sul server, non solo nell’interfaccia.

• 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.

Punteggio

Risposta corretta

1 punto

Risposta sbagliata

Nessuna penalità

Lasciata in bianco

0 punti

Scala dei risultati

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.

Che cosa viene valutato

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• 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

Che cosa College Board non pubblica

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• 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.

Fonti

Compilato da UniExamer sulla base delle pagine pubblicate da College Board. Ogni fonte riporta la data in cui è stata verificata.

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