Google is now offering free SAT practice exams, powered by Gemini

Preparing for the SAT is no fun, but Google aims to take the stress out of it with AI. Company declare which now focuses its AI education efforts on standardized testing with free SAT practice exams powered by Gemini.

Students can request Gemini by typing “I want to take a practice SAT test,” and the AI ​​will give them a free practice exam. Gemini then analyzes the results, highlights strengths and identifies areas for further review. It also provides detailed information on incorrect answers.

The company says it works with educational companies like the Princeton Review to make sure content is vetted and students work on questions that reflect what they’ll encounter on the real SAT.

This new move from Google is seen as a game-changer for students who cannot access private SAT tutors. By making SAT prep free, Google is trying to open the door for more students to compete on the same footing. However, it also creates a wider conversation about the role of AI in education and how much we want AI to shape how students learn.

The adoption of AI in education is not without controversy. Many teachers worry that students may become too dependent on tools like Gemini and ChatGPT to get their work done. If students let AI do all their thinking, it can take away their problem-solving skills. Even there studies out there backup thissuggests that over-reliance on AI can undermine students’ ability to think critically and solve challenges on their own.

Don’t forget about human SAT tutors. Free AI-powered exam preparation poses a significant threat to the traditional tutoring industry, which has long thrived by providing specialized coaching to college-bound students. With Google offering free alternatives, the job security of private SAT tutors may be at risk.

This news follows Google Open a new one a Gemini-powered feature that allows teachers to create podcast-style audio lessons, appealing to Gen Z students. More available Gemini tools includes features that help teachers brainstorm ideas, build lesson plans, and compose learning materials for the classroom.