What the Math Section Contains

The SAT Math section has 44 questions across 2 modules of 22 questions each, with 35 minutes per module. Questions span four domains:

Domain share per module (observed across 5 real CollegeBoard tests)

How Scoring Works

The SAT Math section is scored on a 200–800 scale. Each question has a point value that contributes to a raw score, which maps to the 200–800 range. Our scoring system uses:

• Easy — 10 points
• Medium — 20 points
• Hard — 30 points

There is no penalty for wrong answers — blank and incorrect count the same. Your raw score is converted to the 200–800 scale based on which path you took.

How the Adaptive System Works

Every student starts with the same Module 1 — 22 questions that are predominantly easy with a few medium questions. Based on your Module 1 performance, you are routed to one of two versions of Module 2:

• Hard Module 2 — If you perform well (roughly 15–16 of 22 correct), you get a harder second module. Your maximum possible score is 800.
• Easy Module 2 — If you perform below that threshold, you get a module similar to Module 1. Your maximum possible score is 600.

This adaptive routing is how CollegeBoard ensures scores are spread across the full 200–800 range — higher-difficulty paths give access to higher score bands.

Module 1 — All Students (22 questions)

Module 2 — Hard Path (max 800)

Module 2 — Easy Path (max 600)

Timing

You have 35 minutes per module. The timer is visible during the test and can be hidden if you prefer not to watch it. Between modules you get a short break before continuing.

Our Tests vs. CollegeBoard

Our adaptive tests mirror the domain distribution, difficulty routing, and scoring bands of the real digital SAT Math section. Questions come from the same 1,000+ item bank used for individual practice — each generator produces a fresh variation, so two test administrations will rarely repeat the exact same numbers.