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A strong PSAT/NMSQT score can qualify you for National Merit Scholarships worth thousands. Koydo helps you target the Selection Index cutoff for your state.

The PSAT tests the same skills as the SAT at a slightly lower difficulty. Start building reading, writing, and math skills now so the SAT feels familiar — not foreign.

Koydo's engine meets you where you are. Whether you are a sophomore taking the PSAT 10 or a junior prepping for NMSQT, difficulty adjusts to your current level.

Parents see weekly score estimates, time spent, and topic-level progress in the parent dashboard. Perfect for homeschool families planning a multi-year test prep strategy.
| Feature | Koydo | Traditional Test Prep |
|---|---|---|
| Plan fit | PSAT and SAT pathways stay connected | Separate course purchase |
| PSAT + SAT coverage | Both included | Separate courses |
| Adaptive difficulty | Real-time per question | Fixed practice tests |
| National Merit targeting | State cutoff tracking | Generic score goals |
| Parent dashboard | Full progress visibility | Student-only access |
Third-party features, eligibility, and prices change. Verify current details on each provider's official site; use Koydo's pricing page for current Koydo plans.



The PSAT 10 is taken in 10th grade as a practice run. The PSAT/NMSQT is taken in 11th grade and serves as the qualifying test for National Merit Scholarships. Both test the same skills — Koydo covers them in a single adaptive plan.
Starting in 9th or 10th grade gives students the most time to build skills gradually. Koydo's adaptive engine adjusts to any starting level, so early starters never feel overwhelmed and late starters can still make meaningful progress.
Yes. The PSAT and SAT share the same skill domains and question types. Everything your child practices on Koydo for the PSAT directly transfers to SAT readiness. When they are ready, they can switch to full SAT mode in one click.
