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Diagnostic & study plan

Where you stand & what to do next

A short SAT®/ACT®-style diagnostic — about 20–24 questions across every reporting category. You get an estimated score, your categories ranked strongest to weakest, and a week-by-week plan to your test date.

Categories sampled

Both are optional — without them you still get your estimate and category ranking, just a shorter plan.

This is a diagnostic, not a test. It is far too short to score you accurately — it samples 2–3 questions per reporting category so it can point you at your weakest areas fast. For a fuller picture, take a full-length practice test.

Diagnostic

No timer

Not sure? Skip it — an unanswered question counts as incorrect, same as the real thing.

Estimated score
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Your diagnostic report

Ranked strongest to weakest. With only a couple of questions each, treat every row as a signal to check, not a verdict.

Take a full practice test

Your study plan

Weighted toward your weakest reporting categories. Question counts are targets, not quotas.
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