01 — Exam
DSAT prep.
For US and global universities. Adaptive, scored to 1600.
- What it’s for
- Undergraduate admission to US and global universities.
- Who it’s for
- High-school students applying abroad for a bachelor’s degree.
What it is
The SAT went digital and adaptive, which changed what a good score actually requires. Pace matters more. The second module of each section adjusts to your first, so early accuracy compounds. Preparing for it like the old paper test is the most common way students lose points they already knew how to win.
Format
How the paper is built.
- Reading & Writing
- Two adaptive modules of short passages, one question each.
- Math
- Two adaptive modules; a calculator is allowed throughout.
- Scoring
- Out of 1600, combining the two section scores.
- Delivery
- Taken on a laptop or tablet through the official testing app.
How we prep it
The parts of DSAT that actually move a score.
- 01
Adaptive-aware pacing
We train the first module hard, because it sets the ceiling for the second. Timing drills come before content drills.
- 02
Error typing, not error counting
Every wrong answer gets classified — content gap, misread, or clock. Three different problems, three different fixes.
- 03
Full digital mocks
Practice happens in the same interface and the same conditions, so test day is the least surprising day of your prep.
Key dates
When you can sit it.
TODOSitting dates and registration deadlines for DSAT have not been added. Add verified entries to keyDates in /src/content/exams.ts, sourced from the official board — they change every year and are not safe to infer.
Find out where you stand on DSAT.
A free diagnostic, an honest read on your level, and a plan you can actually follow.