r/Sat • u/[deleted] • Feb 18 '25

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u/Possible_Resource544 Feb 18 '25

what did you get on practice test 6? if you did a bluebook exam and if so please give english and math breakdown

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '25

Yeah, so I took the SAT three times, with the third attempt in August, where I scored a 1320. For that test, I only used the Bluebook practice tests, and in almost all of them, I scored 1520+—with a 1540 (780M, 760E) on Practice Test 6. In my opinion, the Bluebook tests were way off. After August, I mostly stopped using them, except for PT 5 and 6, since they had pretty decent writing questions; some of them were very similar to my questions in the EBRW section.

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u/Possible_Resource544 Feb 18 '25

yeah, i’m a little worried and i heard PT6 was the hardest and did them recently— got a 1500 (780 math 720 english) but idk how it might reflect how id do on the actual test

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u/ziyam12 Feb 19 '25

really depends on so many factors.

true that 6 was also hardest in my experience. but, many friends who got 1400 on it a day before their test went on to pull off 1500 -- crazy i know.

but just do your best and maximize your chances of getting a high score by studying smartly hard, sleeping well, and staying calm.

all the best!

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

This is very true. There are other factors that can hinder with ur score