<p>I will take the PSAT test some next month. I don't have any book that has the PSAT practice test. But I have some books that have the SAT practice test. Can I just practice the SAT tests to prepare for PSAT test?</p>
<p>Yes, using practice SAT tests will prepare you well for the PSAT. The PSAT is the same format as the SAT, just a little shorter, so taking SAT practice tests will benefit you a lot on the PSAT. Use The Official SAT Study Guide (The Blue Book) that has ten official SAT practice tests.</p>
<p>Yes, It’s a great idea to use the SAT practice tests to prep for the PSAT. The PSAT is only about 1/2 as long–it will be like training for a marathon, then, when you get there, you only have to run 1/2.
The PSAT doesn’t have an essay, so you can skip prepping for the essay (if you wish) until after the PSAT. Also, the SAT has a few harder math questions than the PSAT. Other than that, the questions are similar.</p>
<p>Yes I agree. The SAT is a harder than the PSAT so it will definitely prepare you. Princeton Review has a book with 10 SAT tests and 1 PSAT if you want to actually look at the PSAT format. But I would reccommend the college board book for actual studying because it is more authentic.</p>
<p>The school where you registered for the test will usually give you a (real) PSAT practice test.</p>
<p>If you want a book that is specifically for the PSAT, I’ve used Kaplan and found it accurate and helpful. It only has 4 practice tests, though.</p>