How does the estimated range work?
The free Point Leak Report turns 20 answers, about 25 minutes at real SAT® pace, into an estimated points range for each of the 8 areas, each with how sure it is. It's a range, never one number, and it narrows as you practice.
Why is it a range, and when does it get narrower?
What it's built from
Your 20 answers, sorted by the 8 SAT areas and by how hard each question was. Two or three questions an area can rank the areas against each other, not pin down one exact skill yet.
Why it's this wide
20 answers are a good start, not the whole picture, so the report says "early" and gives a range. A single number would claim more than 20 answers can show.
What narrows it
With full pass access, a 10-question Checkpoint every 2 weeks under the same conditions, and a debrief after each full Bluebook practice test. A change counts as clear only when two Checkpoints agree.
Where do I see my range?
Your Starting Point
The free report: the points within reach, your strengths, and 3 leaks, each with a range and how sure it is.
Why it's a range
Tap the range to see what it's built from, why it's this wide, and what narrows it.
As you fix leaks
Each leak shows how your recent answers on it are going, and fixed leaks come back as quick reviews so they stay fixed.
How close are the ranges?
We don't know yet, and we won't guess. We'll publish how close our ranges are once they've been checked against official scores from the March 2027 SAT.
Your Starting Point is for you: progress is always measured against your own start, never against other students.