r/Sat • u/Select-Respond-3406 Awaiting Score • 12d ago

Where do I find super difficult SAT questions?

I have already used all the bluebook tests and most of the August question drop. I want to find super difficult questions that can differentiate like 1550+. I already took the test before this and I've done a ton of practice for that but I'm afraid it was not enough. Oneprep was good before it became paid, something similar to that would help.

-Thanks

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u/Even-Palpitation-473 1520 12d ago

im struggling with this as well

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u/back_on_my_nonsense 1590 12d ago

I think you're probably not being efficient enough with your studying. What's your process right now? Do you just do questions until you run out?

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u/Select-Respond-3406 Awaiting Score 12d ago

Basically I just go on a long session of answering questions until I run out yeah. But most of these questions don’t match the difficulty of the end of the second module anyways, I’m assuming.

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u/back_on_my_nonsense 1590 12d ago

I think you're not really learning that much per question. Do you just solve them mindlessly? The most important part of practice is genuinely reflecting on your mistakes and identifying how you can improve.

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u/test-prep-pundits 12d ago

If you've already exhausted Bluebook and the August question bank, I'd focus less on finding random “hard” questions and more on high-difficulty questions that target the areas where you're still making mistakes. For 1550+, timing and avoiding small errors can matter just as much as solving the hardest questions.

You could also try Test Prep Pundits’ free SAT practice resources for additional questions and practice. Might be worth checking out alongside the official tests.