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Drilled vs UWorld
UWorld is a large Q-bank used across a lot of score bands. Drilled is a late-stage Digital SAT trainer aimed at people already around 700+ who need hard Module 2 volume, routing, and error autopsy. Different jobs.
Price
UWorld's SAT products list in the $59–$449 range depending on the package and term (published August 2026). Drilled is $19/mo or $149/yr after a 7-day trial. If you want a general bank and video-ish explanations for a first pass, UWorld is built for that. If you want the hard module at a subscription that is not a course, that is the $19.
What you actually practice
Drilled never serves Easy items in drills or sims. Full sections route. Misses get classified and scheduled. Analytics are first-try vs latest, not a vanity streak. UWorld's strength is explanation volume and a wide bank — including easier items you may not need if you are already at 720.
Who should pick which
Under ~650, or first serious pass at the test: a broader bank (or Khan + Bluebook) is rational. Already 700+ Math or RW: Drilled. Plenty of people use official tests + one paid trainer. That is fine. Two full-price banks is usually not.
Questions
- Is Drilled a UWorld clone?
- No. Different interface, different pool policy (no Easy in live practice), adaptive section sims, and a notebook that is part of the product — not an explanation sidebar.
- Where do Drilled questions come from?
- Hard Module 2 items written for Digital SAT format, aimed at the top band. Not affiliated with College Board or UWorld.
Related
Hard practice. $19 a month.
7 days free. Adaptive sims, skill drills, error autopsy. Not affiliated with College Board.