I already have a PSAT or Bluebook score.

Enter both section scores during setup and they become your starting point. Once you're in, you'll still take a 15-minute starting check to see which areas are strong and which are weak.

Which parts of the SAT does it cover?

Both sections: Reading and Writing in 9 units and Math in 10 units, grouped by the official domains.

Do I need to book a test first?

No. Pick one of the upcoming test dates and the plan counts down to it, or say you haven't booked yet.

When are the 2026–27 SAT dates?

November 7, 2026 (register by October 23, scores November 20); December 5, 2026 (register by November 20, scores December 18); March 6, 2027 (register by February 19, scores March 19); May 1, 2027 (register by April 16, scores May 14); June 5, 2027 (register by May 21, scores June 21). The same dates apply in the US and internationally.

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No. SAT is a registered trademark of the College Board, which is not affiliated with Ashore and does not endorse it. Ashore writes its own lessons and questions from the public test specifications.

Find the points you're missing on the SAT

A short starting check shows which question types cost you points, and lessons fix them one at a time on a plan that counts down to your test date. The next SAT dates are December 5, 2026, then March 6, May 1 and June 5, 2027.

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How it works

Fix what costs you points. Then watch your score move.

Miss it once. Get it right for good.

See why you missed it, then get a similar question 1, 3 and 7 days later.

SATReading and Writing, Math · 400–1600

Today
Practice
Mistakes
Skills
Progress

Help

Mistakes

Every question you miss, where it comes from, and what to redo now.

1 due today

2 mistakes to redo

A missed question comes back 1, 3 and 7 days later, so one lucky guess doesn't count as fixed. About 3 min.

Start redoing

Where you slip

The topics you've missed most.

Unit 3 · Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
Percent Change and Successive Changes
1 mistake · Trap
The rule
Unit 7 · Advanced Math
Quadratic Functions and Vertex Form
1 mistake · Misread
The rule
Unit 10 · Geometry and Trigonometry · Not studied yet
Circle Equations
1 mistake · Concept
The rule

All mistakes by unit

No mistakes in Units 1, 2, 4, 5, 6

See what's costing you the most.

Progress shows how far you are from your goal and which area costs you the most. Each day's main skill comes from the top ones first.

Progress

Where your score stands, and the next thing that will raise it.

Overview Plan Reports

Your score · 47 days to the SAT

About 140 points to your goal of 1450

Standard English Conventions is costing you the most: about 50 points. Start with Run-Ons and Comma Splices.

Now: 1310
Target: 1450
Start: 1150

From your Bluebook practice test on Oct 11 and your practice since.

Practice this skill

Finish a test knowing what to fix.

Full-length and timed like test day. The report ranks your weakest units.

Progress

Your practice tests, and the full breakdown behind your score.

Overview Plan Reports

Ashore adaptive mock #2 · Oct 18

You scored 1320

Up 30 from Bluebook Practice Test 6.

Reading and Writing: 640/800
Math: 680/800

Ashore tests run a little harder than the real SAT.

Open the full report

Know if you'll hit your goal.

Every set updates your predicted score and your pace to test day.

Your score now

1310

SAT total

On pace for 1450

Based on 1008 questions and your full mock on Oct 18.

Target: 1450
To go: 140
Exam: Dec 5, 2026 · in 47 days

Reading and Writing640

Math670

Start in three steps

Take the starting check
5 questions per section. Already have a PSAT or Bluebook score? Enter it instead.
Pick a test date
The plan counts down to it. Haven't booked yet? You can start without one.
Do today's set
About 15 minutes: the next lesson, the topics due for review and the questions you missed.

Practice by question type

A short guide to each kind of SAT question: what it asks, the traps in the wrong answers and six practice questions with explanations.

SAT dates for 2026–27

Pick one and your plan counts down to it. Scores come out about two weeks after each test.

Test dateRegister byScores out

Sat, November 7, 2026Register by October 23, 2026Scores November 20, 2026

Sat, December 5, 2026Register by November 20, 2026Scores December 18, 2026

Sat, March 6, 2027Register by February 19, 2027Scores March 19, 2027

Sat, May 1, 2027Register by April 16, 2027Scores May 14, 2027

Sat, June 5, 2027Register by May 21, 2027Scores June 21, 2027

Every test is Reading and Writing, 54 questions in 64 minutes, then a 10-minute break and Math, 44 questions in 70 minutes. Each section is scored 200 to 800, for a total of 400 to 1600. Sources: dates and deadlines, score release, test structure.

Took the November test? When November scores come out and what to do next. Testing on December 5? A two-week study plan.

Questions

Still have a question? partners@tryashore.com

Bluebook has the official full-length practice tests, and they're the best way to measure your score. Ashore Pro has timed full-length tests too, but most of the work happens between tests: Ashore finds which types cost you points and teaches them one at a time. You can also add your Bluebook scores to Ashore.

By Marteen Tang · Founder of Ashore

Marteen Tang founded Ashore and works on its SAT and AP lessons, practice and plans. Updated Nov 9, 2026.

Sources

See where you lose points

Pick a test date, or skip it for now. After 5 questions per section, you'll know which types to work on first.

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Starting check

SAT Math · 1 of 5

Calculator allowed

A jacket's price is increased by 20% and then the new price is decreased by 20%. The final price is what percent of the original price?

A $96\%$
B $100\%$
C $104\%$
D $80\%$

Find the points you're missing on the SAT

Today

Review

Your score

Fix what costs you points. Then watch your score move.

Miss it once. Get it right for good.

2 mistakes to redo

Where you slip

Percent Change and Successive Changes

Quadratic Functions and Vertex Form

Circle Equations