Reddit reviews Ivy Global's New SAT 4 Practice Tests (A Compilation of Tests 1 - 4)

Kaplan tests aren't that great. I, in fact, own one of them and they contained several errors and questions you would never see on the SAT. For example, a reading question was, "what's the best title for this passage?" You won't see that on the SAT.

If you want practice tests pretty similar to the SAT, check out Ivy Global's. Well made and accurate.

For just math only, College Panda's 10 Practice Tests are very accurate to the real test. Good explanations in there and of course you get plenty of problems to work with.

See you later!

Compared to algebra, there are very little geometry questions on the SAT. And of course there are no proofs or proving with theorems so you don't have to worry about that. Make sure your algebra-game is strong.

For resources, I say your first step is to head over to Khan Academy. Since they partnered with College Board, you will get 100% accurate practice tests and questions that will be reflected on the actual test so this is a great site to develop and solidify your skills.

If you prefer books, check out this post of common books used by category.

The general favorite to help with Reading and Writing is Erica Meltzer's Series.

As for math, College Panda's SAT Math has been a fantastic resource that accurately depicts the math that will be on the test. In fact, there's even a separate book that features 10 practice tests if you really want to reinforce your math skills!

If you desire more practice tests after completing all of the ones on Khan Academy, Ivy Global's 4 Practice Tests are pretty accurate to the actual test. Their explanations are helpful as well.

Enjoy these resources! Of course you do not need all of these resources listed but I wanted to provide a range because you didn't quite specify what you need to improve on.

As I've said before, quality over quantity. A person that took 4 practice tests could outperform a person that took 21 practice tests. Best of luck!