u/Affectionate-East518

My first test I got a 1080 on my sat 570 rw 510 math and I didn’t even study math and come next trial last month I was getting anywhere from 1200-1260 with a 550-640 math score this test I kid you not I went down 20 points math and 600 math only increasing 10 points making a 1110 super score I genuinely felt that I did good m1 math do I don’t understand how this could have happened when I studied more this time around and I felt like I was solving correctly a reason I could attribute this to is not focusing m2 because I felt that I got the m2 easy which made me careless with what I answered but it still dosent make sense. Idk what im gonna do but my score is what I needed for college but I wanna still get that 1200 in a few months but this is just really discouraging to me

Bro math m2 was so weird for me because I finished m1 with time to spare and I was sure of my answers (90% of them) and I still feel like I got an easier m2 even tho the questions were not too easy but suspiciously easy for a m2 and some were just outright easy and I don’t understand how this is possible because im confident in my m1 answers and I heard that you need to miss a lot for a easier m2

Hey everyone, I would like to talk ask about something relating to the difficulty of the practice tests compared to the real test I did the Dec sat with very little prep and I got a 1080 (very bad for me and I think everyone here) 570 r&w/510 math. Since then, I have improved a lot with math desmos and I can easily get my target score in math 590-650 varying with each practice test. My question is, whenever I see people solving real sat problems I feel like they are way harder in the math test compared to the blue book practice. I am entering this next may trial and im very hopeful that I manage to get my target score and move on from the sat but this has been bothering me as I rely heavily on desmos and im worried that the real test Dosent compare to the practice tests and I can’t really use the December test as a comparison as I was a total mess in math and I got the easier module then, can anyone please let me know if I would get a lower math score in the real test? Thanks