R.test
R.test helps students prepare for the SAT and ACT by providing AI-powered practice tests with detailed score predictions in just 40 minutes. R.test offers personalized insights and targeted practice to improve your test readiness efficiently.
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- Free plan
- Yes
- Pricing
- Free Mini diagnostic; paid test sets and a 90-day Q Bank plan (prices shown after sign-in).
- Platforms
- Web app
Pricing verified Oct 31, 2026 · Source
Key features of R.test
- AI score prediction Predicts your probability of correct responses with a heatmap based on how you answer each question.
- Adaptive mock tests Full test mirrors the real exam: 98 questions over 2 hours 14 minutes with stage-adaptive sections.
- Step-by-step visual explanations Every question includes step-by-step visual explanations to review after finishing the test.
- 1500+ question bank Q Bank holds 1500+ questions matched to the official Bluebook format, with a 90-day unlimited practice plan.
Verified Oct 31, 2026 · Source
Who R.test is for
Students preparing for the Digital SAT or ACT who want a quick AI-scored diagnostic and targeted practice questions.
Students prepping for other exams; R.test covers the Digital SAT, ACT, and PSAT only.
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Is R.test free?
R.test offers a free Mini diagnostic that predicts your Digital SAT score in about 15 minutes. Full test sets and the Q Bank 90-day plan are paid, with prices shown after sign-in.
How long does the R.test Mini diagnostic take?
The Mini test has 20 curated questions (10 Reading & Writing, 10 Math) and takes about 28 minutes. It is item-adaptive and returns a predicted score.
Does R.test match the real Digital SAT format?
The Full test is stage-adaptive like the official exam, with 98 questions over 2 hours 14 minutes, built to closely resemble the Bluebook testing environment.
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