How long should I spend per hard SAT reading questions? Like for inferences or command of evidence ones. Rn I’m struggling with timing and they’re taking me around 2 mins sometimes a bit less. Is that fine? Does anyone have any methods to improve time management on the SAT R&W section?
I just did practice test 11 and good a 1420 (770 math 650 R&W). How accurate is that score compared to the real test as of today? Also my weakpoints were seemingly information and ideas and craft and structure (my eyes get very tired rather quickly from reading so I reread each passage many times and don't have lots of time left in the end). Does anyone have any tips or website recommendation to improve? I ideally need a 1500+ with as high a score as possible in math but a 1450+ could also be enough if the math grade is high enough.
How good of a resource is aniko AI for SAT prep? I’ve been using it for the last couple of days and I quite like it (it’s been helping me improve esp for my R&W) but idk if it’s questions are accurate and difficult enough compared to the real SAT. Does anyone have any insight? Do yall think if I mix 50 questions a day from aniko+ one bluebook practice test a week and a couple more question bank questions that it should be enough to get a 1450-1500+? (This is my first ever SAT and my diagnostic was a 1370 with 650 R&W and 720 Math on practice test 7)
I’m an IB international student and got a 42/45 with the following grades:
Physics HL: 7
Chem HL: 7
Math AAHL:6
English lit SL: 6
Spanish ab initio SL: 6
Anthropology SL: 7
TOK: A
Physics EE: B
I’m about to do the SAT in August and will hopefully achiever a 1450-1500+, and am looking to study electrical engineering/physics/mathematics/aerospace engineering and am very hesitant on which unis to apply to (I’m in a gap year). I don’t rlly know which uni I’d like to study in but Im willing to take any additional examinations if needed and just want to reach as far as possible.
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I’m set to take my first SAT in August and was wondering if anyone had any really good resources or recommendations for free/rather cheap courses for international students which they could recommend. I took my first practice test and got a 1380 (650 R&W and 730 math) and noticed that most of the questions I got wrong for English were vocab, anyone have any tips for how to improve?
I’m set to take my first SAT in August and was wondering if anyone had any really good resources or recommendations for free/rather cheap courses for international students which they could recommend. I took my first practice test and got a 1380 (650 R&W and 730 math) and noticed that most of the questions I got wrong for English were vocab, anyone have any tips for how to improve?
I'm M26 and my school this year did the NECM path (our grades were based on PG and IAs instead of externals). I was predicted a 44 and got a 42 but for the two classes (math and spanish ab) where my grades dropped I was one point away from a 7. Should I apply for a remark/PG enquiry or whatever it's called? does anyone know what is the process and if there's acc chances of boosting our grade? I'm still quite happy with my score just a 7 in math would make uni apps a lot easier in my country
If so what did you get? Was it more or less around your predicted? A bit higher/lower?
Does anybody know how exactly our predicted grades and IAs will be used to get us a percentage overall grade? Do ya’ll think it’ll be possible to get a 7 with a predicted 7 but a 6 on an IA or will both have to be 7s?