Google has made exam preparation more accessible by launching free, full-length SAT practice tests inside Gemini, its AI-powered assistant. The new feature helps students prepare confidently for standardized exams with realistic test material and instant feedback, without extra fees.
The initiative is a collaboration between Google and The Princeton Review, ensuring that the practice tests match the rigor and structure of the actual SAT. According to Google, these on-demand mock exams are now available at no cost through the Gemini app.
Students can start a practice test by typing, “I want to take a practice SAT test” into Gemini. After the exam, Gemini provides immediate, detailed feedback. It highlights areas where the student performed well and points out sections that need more attention. This instant analysis helps learners understand their strengths and weaknesses right away, instead of waiting days for results.
Beyond scoring, Gemini adds an interactive learning layer. Students can ask the AI to explain why an answer is correct, making it easier to understand concepts instead of memorising solutions. The tool can identify specific knowledge gaps and suggest a personalised study plan based on the student’s performance. This turns the practice test into a guided learning experience, not just a mock exam.
Google says the goal is to help students practise with content that closely reflects what they will see on test day, reducing surprises and exam anxiety. By combining trusted test-prep content with AI-driven insights, the company aims to make preparation more effective and widely available. This feature is beyond the SAT. More standardized tests are expected to be added to Gemini in the near future, potentially making it a one-stop platform for exam preparation across multiple subjects and levels.
For students preparing for competitive exams, this move could significantly lower barriers to quality test prep, bringing expert-level practice and feedback directly to their screens at no cost.
