The SAT duration depends on the version you’re taking, but here’s the current standard:

• Digital SAT (no essay): 2 hours and 14 minutes total for the two main sections, Reading & Writing and Math, with a 10-minute break between sections. You’ll be at the testing center for about three hours overall when you include check-in and instructions. [source-based timing information from recent College Board guidance and test-prep summaries]

• Extended time or accommodations: Some test-takers qualify for extended time or additional accommodations through their school or relevant disability services offices. The exact extension (time and breaks) varies by accommodation and must be arranged through the appropriate channels. [official accommodation guidelines]

• If you encounter a different format (e.g., an alternative school-day version or an older, non-digital format), total times can differ (older paper formats historically around three hours or more, depending on breaks and optional components). However, the current, widely used digital SAT lasts 2 hours and 14 minutes for the core sections, plus a short break. [various prep resources and College Board references]

If you’d like, I can tailor this to your specific version (digital vs. paper, with or without essay, standard vs. extended time) and provide a concise study plan aligned to the exact duration you’ll experience.