Free SAT preparation, built for Pakistani students

Tayarri SAT takes you from your first practice test to a top-percentile score in six stages. You test, learn exactly what went wrong, and retest with new questions until the same mistake stops happening. It is free, works on your phone, and explains in English or Urdu.

Take the free diagnostic Full-length practice test

Next international SAT: November 7, 2026. Register by October 23.

How every stage works

Six stages from diagnostic to 1500+

Each stage has its own practice tests and a gate test at the end. Score bands show roughly where students finish each stage.

You start here
Launch Pad
Placement
A diagnostic test maps your strengths and weak skills.
Quick diagnostic
You start here
Foundations
900–1100
Core algebra, grammar rules and reading basics. Start practicing.
Stage 1 gate test
You start here
Core Skills
1100–1300
All eight SAT skill areas at medium difficulty. Start practicing.
Stage 2 gate test
You start here
Advanced
1300–1450
Harder Module 2 questions, tricky wrong answers, complex data. Start practicing.
Stage 3 gate test
You start here
Speed & Strategy
1450–1500
Timing, Desmos shortcuts and fast elimination.
Speed drills
You start here
Elite Zone
1500–1600
The hardest question types and full adaptive exams.
Full-length tests

You choose the pace. Already strong? Take a short test-out check to skip any stage. If you skip without passing, you can still move ahead, and the skills you missed keep coming back in later practice until you master them.

Free SAT practice tests

Adaptive, timed and in the digital SAT format. Every test is assembled fresh from 29 skills, so you never see the same test twice.

Full-length practice test98 questions, 2 h 14 min, adaptive, estimated 400–1600 score Quick diagnostic20 questions, about 30 min Reading and Writing test54 questions, 64 min Math test44 questions, 70 min Speed drill20 harder questions, 20 min

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Practice by skill

29 skills covering every SAT content area. Each has a short lesson and practice that retests your exact mistakes. Start with Stage 1, or jump to any skill.

Stage 1: Foundations

Linear equations

Math. Solving equations, no-solution and infinite-solution questions.

Linear functions

Math. Slope, intercept, equations of lines.

Percentages

Math. Percent change, discounts, changes in a row.

Boundaries (punctuation)

Reading and Writing. Semicolons, comma splices, colons.

Transitions

Reading and Writing. However, therefore, for example.

Words in context

Reading and Writing. Context clues and precise vocabulary.

Stage 2: Core Skills

Systems of equations

Math. Substitution, elimination, number of solutions.

Linear inequalities

Math. Flipping the sign, at most and at least, systems.

Quadratics

Math. Factoring, vertex, discriminant.

Exponents and radicals

Math. Exponent rules, fractional exponents, square roots.

Ratios, rates and units

Math. Proportions, unit conversions, work rates.

Central ideas and details

Reading and Writing. Main idea and key details.

Command of evidence

Reading and Writing. Tables, graphs, supporting and weakening claims.

Inferences

Reading and Writing. The most logical conclusion.

Grammar: agreement, tense, pronouns

Reading and Writing. Subject–verb agreement, its and their.

Stage 3: Advanced

Exponential functions

Math. Growth and decay models.

Polynomials

Math. Operations, zeros, rational expressions.

Functions

Math. Notation, composition, transformations.

Statistics

Math. Mean, median, spread, outliers.

Probability

Math. Two-way tables and conditional probability.

Scatterplots and models

Math. Lines of best fit, residuals, sampling.

Area and volume

Math. Formulas, scaling, composite shapes.

Lines, angles and triangles

Math. Parallel lines, similar triangles.

Right triangles and trig

Math. Pythagoras, SOH-CAH-TOA, radians.

Circles

Math. Arcs, sectors, circle equations.

Text structure and purpose

Reading and Writing. Purpose, structure, sentence function.

Cross-text connections

Reading and Writing. How one author responds to another.

Notes questions

Reading and Writing. Using notes to meet a goal.

Modifiers and possessives

Reading and Writing. Dangling modifiers, comparisons.

Find your starting stage

Answer three questions to see where to begin and how much time you have. The diagnostic test will confirm it.

What makes Tayarri SAT different

Everything you need to go from practice to test day, without paying for coaching.

Mistakes tracked until they stop

Every wrong answer is linked to the reason behind it. Repeat the same error and you get targeted help, not just another question.

Explanations in English or Urdu

Switch any explanation to Urdu when a concept needs to click.

Short daily sprints

Ten-question sessions of about twelve minutes, plus full tests at each stage gate. Streaks and badges keep you going.

Real digital SAT format

Adaptive modules, a built-in timer, flag-for-review and a graphing calculator, just like Bluebook.

Progress you can see

Compare every attempt with the last one, skill by skill, with an estimated score after each full test.

Built around Pakistani goals

Guides for LUMS, NUST and scholarships abroad, and a plan that fits the SAT dates offered in Pakistan.

SAT guides for Pakistani students

Dates, fees, universities and scholarships, checked against official sources and updated each admissions cycle.

SAT in Pakistan: the complete guide

Test dates, the $111 fee, test centers, registration steps and the digital format.

SAT score requirements

What LUMS, NUST, Harvard, MIT and other top universities look for in 2026–27.

SAT scholarships for Pakistani students

The ten need-blind US universities that meet full financial need.

SAT vs NAT vs LCAT vs NET

Which test to take for the universities you want.

SAT کیا ہے؟ اردو گائیڈ

SAT، فیس، یونیورسٹیاں، اسکالرشپ اور مفت تیاری کا طریقہ

Use official practice alongside Tayarri

Tayarri writes its own SAT-style questions. Official material is the best final check before test day.

Bluebook practice tests

College Board's full-length practice tests in the same app you use on test day.

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Khan Academy Digital SAT

Free lessons and practice from College Board's official partner.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Tayarri SAT preparation free?

Yes. The diagnostic test, skill lessons, practice and the SAT in Pakistan guides are free. Some extra full-length practice tests may later be part of an optional premium plan.

How long does it take to prepare for the SAT?

Most students need two to four months of regular practice. Students starting below 1100 or aiming for 1500+ usually need longer. The diagnostic test shows which stage to start from.

Can I skip stages in Tayarri SAT?

Yes. Every stage has a short test-out check. Pass it and the stage is marked mastered. If you skip without passing, you can still move ahead, and the skills you missed keep appearing in later practice until you master them.

What SAT score do I need for a scholarship?

There is no single cutoff. Competitive merit scholarships abroad and top programs usually expect scores in the upper range, often 1450 or higher. Always check each university's published score ranges.

Is Tayarri SAT the same as official SAT practice?

No. Tayarri writes its own original SAT-style questions. For official practice, use College Board's Bluebook practice tests and Khan Academy, College Board's official partner. Tayarri recommends using them alongside Tayarri SAT.