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The Digital SAT differs from its paper predecessors in many ways–including length, format, and question type.

The Digital SAT differs from its paper predecessors in many ways–including length, format, and question type. These changes mean students will need to learn new test-taking skills and time-management strategies to perform at their best. 

Watch this video that highlight the most important changes in new digital test Bespoke has been preparing for the big switchover

https://youtu.be/uSDLem5PfSg

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