College and Career Readiness
Grades 11–12 College and Career Readiness practice
Big confidence starts with a little practice. Take your next step, one question at a time.
- Practice questions
- 98
- Practice timer
- 134 min
Your next step toward test-day confidence.
Topics & practice settingsSee what’s covered before you begin
Topics in the official reference
Reading and Writing
Math
Practice settings
- No negative marking.
- On-screen calculator available for this practice.
- Practice target: 33 of 98. This is a PrepGro target, not an official passing score.
- Practice question formats: Multiple Choice.
These are the settings for this practice. Official test rules, timing and scores may differ.
Official test informationAssessment format, reporting & sources
Summative Assessment (SAT)
New Hampshire Department of Education · 2026-27 school year
Questions
- 90 operational items
- 8 embedded unscored field-test items
- 98 items administered in total.
Timing
- Official time limit: 134 minutes.
Topics on the test
| Topic | Share of test | Assessed standards |
|---|---|---|
| Reading and Writing | 54 questions, 64 minutes | 10 |
| Math | 44 questions, 70 minutes | 19 |
Question types
- Four-option multiple choice
- Math student-produced response
Full assessment details & notes
Taken from the state’s published assessment documents. A value that is not shown was not found in the reviewed official documents; that does not mean the state never published it.
- Questions
- 90 operational items; 8 embedded unscored field-test items; 98 items administered in total.
- Timing
- Official time limit: 134 minutes.
New Hampshire reports four achievement levels for Reading and Writing and Math. Level 3 begins at 480 in Reading and Writing and 530 in Math. The total score is the sum of the two section scores, reported in 10-point increments. There is no combined raw practice pass percentage.
How this differs from PrepGro practice
- 98 questions per practice attempt; this is not the official question count.
- 134-minute practice timer; this is not an official time limit.
- Individual question alignment is reviewed separately. This practice is not an official-format replica.
- Practice scores are percentages. They cannot be converted to official scaled scores.
Official sources (4)
- Description state assessments (www.education.nh.gov) — August3,2026revision, explicitly2026–27
- Collegeboard digital framework v4 (satsuite.collegeboard.org) — Version4 September2026; actual saved original
- Sat school day structure (satsuite.collegeboard.org) — Current official SchoolDaypage saved2026-10-20
- Nh state sat cut scores2025 (www.education.nh.gov) — October17,2025; originalNHEDpublication downloadedbyowner
Content updated October 2026.
Questions before you start?Practice help & FAQs
How many questions are on the official Summative Assessment (SAT)?
90 operational items; 8 embedded unscored field-test items; 98 items administered in total.
How long is the official test?
Official time limit: 134 minutes.
How many questions are on this practice test?
98 questions per attempt — a PrepGro practice length, not the official count.
How long is this practice test?
A 134-minute practice timer. It is not an official time limit or accommodation policy.
What score counts as passing on this practice test?
The local practice target is 33 of 98 marks. It is not an official passing threshold, and practice percentages cannot be converted to official scaled scores.
Can you use a calculator?
Official calculator rules are in the state's published documents. This practice test provides an on-screen calculator.
How do I start, and what does it cost?
Scroll down and press Start — the test runs right on this page, and scoring is instant. Preview questions are free; full-length attempts with detailed score reports are part of a PrepGro plan.