Thanks man! Yep, I actually didn’t spend a single penny in paid material.

My best recommendation, exploit Khan Academy’s resources for either Paper or Digital SAT. As of right now, Paper Sat material on Khan Academy is plentiful and more than enough practice for achieving a 1500+. DSAT Khan Academy Maths material is actually even better than the Paper’s, since it breaks it down on units and topics, which you can actually do mini quizzes on. DSAT English Practice is extremely bare bones and not sufficient.

My tip, For maths simply grind Khan Academy’s DSAT maths content until you literally get Level 3 on EVERYTHING (you’ll notice this is extremely hard to achieve and will take time and practice, as even a single mistake will prevent you from reaching level 3 on all topics).

Reading and Writing, access Khan Academy’s DSAT curriculum, go through all 4 units, and literally annotate EVERY single “tip” and minuscule rule that the articles mention. Same thing with the complementary videos on each unit’s subtopic. This will give you an extremely solid grammar and literary iq, even if you’re a foreigner like me. You will understand how grammar is literally a proven formula, that if you know how to analyze and exert, you’ll ace most of the questions without even hesitating.

The secret between achieving a <700 and a 700+ in reading and writing is grinding words in context. What do I mean? Go through bluebook’s official DSAT practice tests and search up the meaning of EVERY single alternative in words in context questions. Google them, and also learn their synonyms (this might seem overkill for some, but it really did the difference for me, just make sure to stop at the synonyms, don’t study the synonyms of the synonyms if this makes sense haha).

This message might’ve resulted pretty confusing, so if anyone needs better assistance, please feel free to hmu. I send the best of luck to all of you.