Prepvora is a high-performance adaptive test preparation platform for the Digital SAT and ACT. It uses real multistage adaptive testing (MST), matching official exam formats, and features an AI-powered Entity Swap Engine, 8-domain analytics, AI tutoring, and Desmos calculator integration.

Does Prepvora support the ACT?

Yes! Prepvora now includes full ACT practice sessions with English, Math, Reading, and Science sections. Our scoring engine provides a real-time scaled score from 1–36, matching the official ACT scoring curriculum.

How much does Prepvora cost?

Prepvora offers plans starting from a Free tier up to $50/month for Elite access. All paid plans include a 7-day free trial on the SAT and ACT adaptive engines.

Is Prepvora's adaptive testing like the real Digital SAT?

Yes. Prepvora matches the multistage adaptive routing (MST) of the official Bluebook exams, ensuring students face the same pressure and difficulty curves as test day.

What is the Entity Swap Engine?

The Entity Swap Engine™ is our proprietary AI that generates infinite question variants from core concepts, preventing question memorization and ensuring students master the underlying logic.

Does Prepvora have a free plan?

Yes, we offer a free plan that includes 1 full adaptive test per month and 50 practice questions. No credit card required.

How long should I study for the Digital SAT?

Most students benefit from 6–12 weeks of focused prep at 3–5 hours per week. With Prepvora's adaptive drills, targeted 30-day plans can push scores up by 100+ points.

Is the Digital SAT easier than the paper SAT?

Neither is universally easier. The Digital SAT has shorter passages and a built-in Desmos calculator, but it uses multistage adaptive routing that can push you into a harder Module 2 if you perform well on Module 1.

What score do I need for a competitive college?

Highly selective schools typically cluster around 1500+, while strong state universities cluster around 1300–1450. Prepvora's predictive scoring shows your projected score before test day.