Blog · Apr 10, 2026
Digital SAT 60-Day Prep Plan (Targeting 1500+)
A focused 60-day plan for the Digital SAT — section-by-section targets, practice cadence, and an error-log routine.
Why 60 days?
60 days is enough to close gaps and run 6-8 official adaptive mocks, while tight enough that scattered effort is exposed. First 30 days: gap-fill. Last 30 days: mocks and pacing.
Reading & Writing: convert passage pace into MCQ pace
Because Reading & Writing is module-adaptive, the first 5-7 items in the first module disproportionately determine your second-module difficulty. Lock pace + accuracy on the early items.
Math: build a Desmos reflex
The built-in Desmos calculator is decisive. Train a reflex of 'try by hand → if stalled, switch to Desmos' so you don't waste seconds on inputs.
Last 14 days: mocks + error log
One adaptive mock every three days, then two days of analysis + error log. Don't return to topic basics — write why a wrong answer was a trap, so the pattern triggers next time.
Related exams
Sources: ÖSYM/MEB guidelines + field reports · Updated: 2026-04-15