Google has introduced full-length, on-demand practice exams for standardized tests within its Gemini platform, targeting high school students preparing for college entry exams such as the SAT. The practice tests are now available at no cost, with plans to expand the selection to cover additional exams in the future. By integrating content from established educational organizations like The Princeton Review, Gemini aims to provide students with materials that mirror the rigor and format of the actual tests.
We’re launching full-length, on demand practice exams for standardized tests in @GeminiApp, starting with the SAT, available now at no cost.
— Google (@Google) January 21, 2026
Practice SATs are grounded in rigorously vetted content in partnership with @ThePrincetonRev, and Gemini will provide immediate feedback… pic.twitter.com/GmivPuBp7B
The new practice test feature is accessible globally through the Gemini platform, making it available to any student with internet access. This initiative is designed to assist learners in reinforcing their understanding and readiness for standardized assessments, which are essential for college admissions. Compared to previous study tools, the practice exams offer a more realistic testing environment, including timed sections and question types that reflect those found on official exams.
Google, a leader in AI-driven educational technology, has positioned Gemini as a comprehensive study companion that supports diverse learning needs. This release underscores the company's commitment to leveraging AI for personalized learning support, responding to feedback from students and educators who require robust resources for standardized test preparation. Early feedback from educators highlights the benefit of having reliable, vetted practice material integrated within a widely used digital platform.
