The Digital SAT is 2 hours and 14 minutes of testing time, plus a single 10-minute break — about 2 hours 24 minutes total from start to finish.
The Digital SAT is divided into four modules, two per section.
Plan for roughly 3 hours at the test center once you add check-in, seating, and the end-of-test processing. Most students arrive by 7:45 AM and leave around 11:30 AM.
Do not leave this answer as background knowledge. Connect it to a practice decision: what to drill, when to test, how to pace a module, or how to interpret a score report.
The Digital SAT has 98 questions total — 54 Reading & Writing questions (27 per module) and 44 Math questions (22 per module).
Each SAT section is scored on a 200–800 scale. Your raw score (number of correct answers) is converted into a scaled score via equating, and the two section scores add to your 1600 total.
Drill free SAT questions by skill, take timed modules, and project your 1600-scale score.