The Digital SAT is two sections, Reading and Writing and Math, and a student in India usually sits it beside a board year rather than instead of one. CapCompass plans it that way: every SAT topic is scheduled into the hours you have after school, the SAT can be your only target or sit beside CBSE, ICSE, ISC or another board, and the study material comes with the plan. It carries handwritten-style revision notes for all 33 SAT chapters (118 pages) and 607 SAT practice questions with worked explanations, Reading and Writing passages included. Free, no account.
Both sections, every topic the test asks for, mapped to a month and then to a day. The Digital SAT syllabus page lists what that covers.
If the SAT is your only exam the plan is built for it alone, with no board papers in the way. If you are also sitting CBSE, ICSE, ISC or a state board, the SAT shares the runway with those chapters and both get their revision.
Handwritten-style revision notes, 118 pages, for SAT Math and SAT Reading and Writing. A notes block on the plan opens the chapter's sheet at the topic you are on.
Math and Reading and Writing, with the passage inline for every reading question, and a worked explanation for every answer. A practice block opens the drill for that chapter.
Type it, say it, or photograph the question. The built-in AI mentor explains the step, checks working you have already done, and names the misconception behind a wrong option.
No account and no password. The plan lives in your browser, installs as an app, works offline, and Google Drive backup is optional.
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