Take a full-length SAT practice test to find your baseline score
Identify your weakest areas in Reading, Writing and Language, Math, and the optional Essay if needed
Set a target score based on your college goals
Make a weekly study schedule and follow it consistently
Use official SAT practice materials from College Board
Practice one section at a time before taking full tests
Review every missed question and understand why you got it wrong
Learn common SAT question types and test strategies
Memorize important math formulas and rules
Build vocabulary through reading and context practice
Practice reading passages with a timer
Work on grammar rules, punctuation, and sentence structure
Do timed drills to improve speed and accuracy
Take regular full-length practice tests under test-like conditions
Track your progress after each practice test
Focus extra time on the topics you miss most often
Practice using the calculator and no-calculator math sections efficiently
Learn to eliminate wrong answer choices
Get enough sleep before study sessions and test day
Reduce careless mistakes by checking your work
Study consistently instead of cramming
Use flashcards, practice apps, or study groups if helpful