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.

SAT Math Domain · ~15% of Math

SAT Geometry & Trigonometry

Area, volume, triangles, and the unit circle.

Geometry and Trigonometry is the smallest Math domain but the one most students neglect. It covers coordinate geometry, triangles, circles, volume, and basic trig (sin, cos, tan). The reference sheet gives you most formulas — but not the Unit Circle.

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What this domain covers

Coordinate geometry (slope, distance, midpoint)
Triangles, including similar and right triangles
Circles (arcs, sectors, equations)
Volume of prisms, cylinders, cones, pyramids, spheres
Basic trigonometry (SOH-CAH-TOA) and the unit circle

Strategy that actually works

1Memorize the reference sheet — then train yourself to derive every formula without it.
2For right-triangle problems, always check for 3-4-5, 5-12-13, or 30-60-90 / 45-45-90 patterns first.
3Circle equation: (x − h)² + (y − k)² = r². If it is expanded, complete the square.
4The complementary-angle identity sin(θ) = cos(90° − θ) appears on nearly every test.

Frequently asked

Do I need to memorize the unit circle for the SAT?+

You do not need the full unit circle, but you must know sin, cos, and tan for 0°, 30°, 45°, 60°, and 90° — these power almost every trig question.

Is the reference sheet enough?+

For simple geometry yes, but not for trig. The reference sheet omits all trig identities, so memorize SOH-CAH-TOA and the basic angles.

How many Geometry questions will I see?+

Roughly 5 to 7 out of 44 Math questions. Small domain, but worth ~80 points on your final section score.

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How It Works

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