Get Ready for the PSAT/NMSQT
Our self-paced practice platform helps you prepare for the PSAT with a full-length practice test, performance insights, and detailed answer explanations. Build confidence, strengthen your skills, and take the first step toward SAT success.
PSAT Prep from Test Innovators
PSAT
$49
Learn what to expect on the PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 10
- 1 Full-Length PSAT Practice Test
- Immediate Scoring and Interactive Diagnostics
- Full Answer Explanations for All Questions
PSAT + SAT
$248
Hit the ground running with the complete solution for high-achieving students
- 1 Full-Length PSAT Practice Test
- 10 Full-Length SAT Practice Tests
- 1,450+ Additional Practice Questions
- Immediate Scoring and Interactive Diagnostics
- Full Answer Explanations for All Questions
Build Confidence for Test Day
Full-Length PSAT Practice Test
Performance Insights
Detailed Answer Explanations
Full-Length PSAT Practice Test
Familiarize yourself with the adaptive test format and types of questions you’ll see on the PSAT/NMSQT.
Performance Insights
Understand your scores, spot patterns in your performance, and focus your prep where it matters most.
Detailed Answer Explanations
Learn from your mistakes with clear explanations that show how to solve each question correctly.
About the PSAT/NMSQT
The PSAT/NMSQT is a standardized test typically taken in October of junior year. While it’s not used for college admissions, it is an excellent opportunity to get realistic SAT practice and see where you stand.
High scorers on the PSAT may qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program, which can open doors to merit-based scholarships and financial aid.
Want more details? Read our guide to the PSAT/NMSQT.
PSAT vs SAT
| PSAT/NMSQT | SAT | |
|---|---|---|
|
Purpose |
Practice and National Merit eligibility |
College admissions |
|
Score Range |
320–1520 |
400–1600 |
|
Content |
Slightly easier; fewer advanced math topics |
Includes more advanced math and reading |
|
Test Format |
Same structure and format |
|
PSAT and SAT Score Comparison
The PSAT and SAT are vertically scaled, which means your PSAT score reflects your current skill level on the SAT. If you took both tests on the same day, you’d likely earn similar scores. This consistent scoring scale makes it easy to track your progress and measure growth from the PSAT to the SAT.
PSAT/NMSQT
SAT
Why Take the PSAT?
Top scorers on the PSAT/NMSQT may qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program, which can lead to significant financial aid and merit scholarship opportunities for college.
The PSAT offers a low-stakes preview of the SAT, helping you feel more confident and better prepared when it really counts.
Taking both the PSAT and SAT lets you see how your skills improve over time. Clear evidence of progress can boost your confidence and motivate you to keep up the hard work.