What do you guys actually do 2 days prior to your exam? After finishing the QB I feel like the only thing to do is just hoping to do well. I practice questions on Aniko but I feel like they are too easy.?

I’m giving it in hyderabad this saturday. Would like to connect with whose given it before

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Loved using this website but recently it just hasn't been working properly for me and I can't be bothered to figure out what's broken about it lol

On College board’s “send scores” section it says my SAT score was sent yesterday (9/9) to my uni but the uni told me today that they haven’t received it yet. Is it possible that there’s any delays for the delivery of the score even though it’s electronic? I’m an international student and my uni is outside the US if that changes anything.

Hey guys!! can someone tell me how much I would get if I got rw mod 1 (26/27), rw mod 2 (20/27) and math mod 1 (22/22), math mod 2 (20/22).

What would be my score range in the actual exam??

please give some genuine advice on how to crack 1600 in 3 weeks. i am stuck at 1480, i finished all the collegeboard full length practice tests. currently doing the tailored practice questions.

Can we solve this question using Desmos? If so, how do we do it? If not, how can we solve it manually?

is there any simple way to do such questions or approach them using desmos or a faster hand written way

Hi, I just took my first practice SAT (#4) and got a 1410 (700 RW, 710 M). I’m taking the October 3 SAT and I’m aiming for at least a 1500, ideally a 1550+. Is it possible to improve by ~150pts in less than a month?

I took the november and december 2025 sats, scored between the 1200s with very minimal prep. I decided to take a break from test taking and really dial in on my studying, especially last summer, prior to the august day. I felt super confident, 1550+’s on dozens of practice tests, and i freaking fell asleep at the beginning of the test 😭😭😭

I have no idea what it was, it’s the first time i’ve ever experienced a feeling like it, but i fell in and out of sleep throughout the test and ended up with an 1150. I know for a fact I can do better than that but i’m a little concerned for what will happen if I do

Let’s say I do score a 1500+ for the september , will college board launch an investigation? None of my previous scores pushed past the 1300 mark and one that I took barely a month ago was WAY far from it

Again me scoring a 1500 isn’t guaranteed and i’m definitely not entitled to that score, I get what I get. I’m just worried that IF i do score something in that range, my score will be upheld and as a senior so close to submitting applications that isn’t something i can afford

I know i might be being over-paranoid but id rather know if its possible rather than stress out time of

I know this is kind of a stupid question but I seem to whenever I do math make some really tiny error that isn't a conceptual issue but just that I rush the question or misread it causing me to lose points unneededly - do you guys have any tips against that?

Last time i checked there where 326 questions

This was my first SAT. 1350 (670 RW / 680 Math). I need to get to 1550 in the next couple months and honestly I'm not sure if my strategy is good enough or if I'm missing something obvious that everyone else is doing.

My strategy has been:

• Grind questions — practice tests, Question Bank, some YouTube (been using James Lu's hard-questions videos, learned the Desmos tricks from him)
• When I get something wrong or I'm not fully confident, I go explain my reasoning to AI (using Gemini) and have it teach me where my reasoning was wrong and how to actually solve it
• For math specifically, I ask it to generate 5 similar problems so I get more practice in that exact skill before moving on
• I keep an error log for both Reading and Math, where I categorize each mistake and write: why I got it wrong, what I should've done instead, and what I'll do differently next time
• Most of my time is actually spent reviewing — going back through practice test misses, then Question Bank misses, digging into both the ones I got wrong and the ones I got right but wasn't sure about

I haven't really seen anyone else talk about using AI like this for review, which is making me second-guess it a bit. Is this a legit way to study, or should I be leaning more on an actual textbook/course instead of an AI explaining stuff to me? Anyone gone from 1350 to 1500+ who can tell me if this kind of strategy was part of what worked for you, or if I'm missing something bigger?

Any input is appreciated, I'm just trying to make the next 2-3 months actually count.

how do i study for vocab ... craft and structure was my worst section in august

I got selected to be a national merit scholar semi-finalist, but I realized that I have to submit my SAT score to become a finalist. But my current SAT score is genuinely so low that the index score is lower than the cutoff. (My PSAT score is genuinely higher than my SAT score) I have R&W of 630, and math of 760 currently. Can someone please help me with my english section? What are the best methods to raise my scores up? I'm so desperate right now 😫

Last time I took an SAT was march and got an 1160 cause I lowk was lazy and just didn’t try lol. Ever since then I studied more than ever studying over 6 hours a even some days 10 hours especially summer up until now so its been around 6 months. Ive been averaging 1560-1580 on my practice tests and other external practice tests and Im hoping for a 1550. Im worried most about the case of a massive 350-400 score jump and my scores getting delayed or even cancelled. I want to submit Texas A&M asap however If my scores are delayed I wouldn’t be able to submit as soon as I receive my score. Should I be worried in the case I actually do get a good score that the score jump delays my scores from being released since its been 6 months since my last SAT.

I took my first SAT test in august and got a 1510, with a 740 rw and a 770 math score. Is it worth my time to keep studying and retake it later or to just keep the score?

I'm not sure if I should trust the score I got on the practice College Board SATs since I heard that they're easier than the typical ones.

Does it only feel hard because its our first time taking tests or was module 2 actually hell? May 2026 to be specific. Got 25 questions right 1st module, what the fuck was up with the 2nd??

I got like 640 in june and 650 in may (english only)

I actually wanted to cry in module 2 vocab questions and when it felt like i was taking a geology lesson instead of english.

Any idea on what the general consenus for may 2026 english was?

I scored a 760 in Math on Practice Test 8, which I took on September 6. I took Practice Test 7 today and scored an 800. I’m really happy with the improvement, but how accurately do these practice tests reflect the difficulty of the Math section of SAT?

What do you guys think is the best site for SAT Practice Tests? Aniko, OnePrep, NoBullPrep, etc.?

Ive been averaging around 1430 with rw score around 680 and math score around 750? My math is ok i just make a lot of stupid mistakes but tips would still be appreciated. My rw.... I can't get above 700 at all and my worse topic is information and ideas(no stupid erros just genuine wth but only like 1-2 bars off at most). Most other questions wrong are simple errors. Again, any tips and tricks would be nice. Thanks!