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Human-written questions, realistic Bluebook-style practice, and Sher — a tutor that hints before it tells.
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Three steps to your dream score.
01
Take your diagnostic
See your projected score and the domains losing you the most points.
02
Get your tailored plan
Tell us your test date and target. The schedule rebuilds itself as your accuracy changes.
03
Hit your target score
Targeted drills, questions, and exercises built around your weakest skills.
Never stay stuck on a question
Human-written Digital SAT questions, each with a step-by-step walkthrough and Sher on hand the moment something doesn't click.
Directions ⌄00:51✎ Highlight
Text 1
The film Saturday Night Fever draws much of its inspiration from the music of a single band — the Bee Gees. Music by the Bee Gees is so integral that some viewers assume (incorrectly) that characters in this drama sing along to Bee Gees songs.
Text 2
Saturday Night Fever is not in any way a musical, even though the songs of a single band, the Bee Gees, can be heard prominently throughout the film. Instead, the music provides more of a “soundtrack” to characters who never actually sing.
1⚑ Mark for Review
Based on the texts, how would the author of Text 2 respond to the underlined portion of Text 1?
- ABy explaining that both singing and movement are important to Saturday Night Fever
- BBy noting that bands other than the Bee Gees contributed songs
- CBy questioning the status of Saturday Night Fever as a classic film
- DBy asserting that characters definitely do not sing along to songs by the Bee Gees
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Ask SherExplanationStop wondering what to study next
Each week's schedule is built from your test date and latest activity. The plan recalibrates as your accuracy changes.
Your week at a glance
2 of 4 done- Thu21MayDoneReading synthesis drillReading · ◷ 30 min · 10 questions
- Fri22MayDoneExpression of ideas reviewWriting · ◷ 20 min · 8 questions
- Sat23MayStart ›Cross-topic practice setMixed · ◷ 45 min · 20 questions
- Sun24MayStart ›Full-length digital SAT practicePractice test · ◷ 134 min · 98 questions
Time left to SAT exam
Countdown to the next sitting on Saturday, August 22.Saturday, August 22
Never lose track of test day
Always see time left alongside your weekly plan.
Mistakes log12 open · 5 fixed
- RetrySemicolons vs commasYou chose B · correct D
- RetryCircles & arc lengthYou chose C · correct A
- DoneTransitions: however vs thusFixed · 3 correct in a row
Every mistake, logged
Wrong answers queue up with the fix and a retry drill, until you get them right three times.
And everything around it
Sher, your AI tutor
● Online · knows the question you’re on
Hints first, answers last — in English, Uzbek or Russian.
Video courses
110+ lessons across Reading & Writing and Math, taught by 1500+ scorers.
Vocabulary practice
Spaced-repetition cards built from the words the SAT actually tests.
Question Rush
Race the clock on one topic. Builds the speed the adaptive module rewards.
Challenge questions
The hardest band, for when you're chasing the last 60 points.
Know your weak spots before test day
One screen tells you where your points are going and what to do about it tomorrow.
Score trend
1420+240 since Aug
Your pace
1m 12s per question
Where time goes
Hard questions — 46% of your time
Accuracy by domain
Last 30 days · 244 questions
Algebra92%
Information & Ideas88%
Problem-Solving76%
Craft & Structure74%
Geometry & Trig71%
Standard English58%
Next focus
Standard English conventions — 6 drills queued
Worth about 40 points on your next test.
weLearners beat the SAT exam
Real students, real score jumps. From our first 300 students: 50 verified jumps and 10 university admits.
1290 → 1470+180 points
Aziza K.
weLearn student · Tashkent
“The mocks felt exactly like the real screen, so nothing surprised me on test day. I finished Math with six minutes left.”
1180 → 1390+210 points
Jasur T.
weLearn student · Samarkand
“Honestly didn't think an AI tutor would help, but Sher explains the way a good teacher does — hint first, answer last.”
1350 → 1510+160 points
Madina B.
weLearn student · Bukhara
“The explanations actually make sense. Other platforms just give you the answer — this one shows the reasoning.”
Frequently Asked Questions
The diagnostic, daily plan, question practice and one full mock are free. Unlimited mocks, Sher and full analytics are on the paid plan — priced for Uzbekistan, not for the US.
It's built for Uzbekistan: proctored mock exams in Tashkent, explanations in Uzbek and Russian, local pricing, and a practice screen that matches the real thing.
Yes — adaptive modules, timing, annotation tools, answer eliminator and the question navigator. Students tell us test day felt like just another mock.
Sher reads the question you're on and starts with a hint, then a bigger one — the full solution only when you ask. You keep doing the thinking.
Every second Saturday we run proctored, full-length mocks in Tashkent — code-based entry, real timing, official-feeling score reports. Seats are limited.
Yes — exam codes, a proctored workflow and cohort reports for every mock. Write to support@satexam.uz and we'll set your center up.
