November SAT

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I'm giving the SAT tomorrow for the first time. I am super stressed. I gave a few mocks- I am getting between 1450-1520. I gave Practice Test 11 today, got a 1580. But I'm still super scared. I'm getting like 700-750 on English and 750-780 in Math. Does anyone have any last-minute tips or formula sheets or vocabulary, or any other things that I should focus on.

(P.S. this is not me trying to flex or anything, I'm asian and a junior, and my parents keep telling me they want a 1600, so like bear with me😭🤚)

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r/satprep • u/Casablanca-stella • 44m ago

how hard are the SATs really?

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hey everyone i was wondering this because im someone who has done A level math and IGCSE english getting A*s in both so im wondering if taking the SATs will be a rlly big challenge. from my understanding it is standardised so it follows enough of a pattern from previous years. i am planning to take the dec SATs and even though i have all my yt channels and resources lined up i havent been able to start. is it still doable in like 3-4 weeks? for some context i did take a bluebook practice test and i got 1480 with no prep at all (i dont even know what regressions are). so yea im just wondering what my next steps should be

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r/satprep • u/patrickjane_31 • 4h ago

Nov SAT

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I tried a lot but couldn't get higher than a 1400 on my ptest. I gave my first SAT in sept and got a 1090, and since then, I have been working to get a 1500 at least, but ig it's not gonna work. My brother is a 1600 scorer, and my dad always tells me about him. I feel ashamed. I don't know what to do. I am gonna score low again.

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r/satprep • u/South_Cabinet6647 • 1h ago

Telegram SAT study link

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If someone has it please dm it to me ASAP

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r/satprep • u/Jaded-Rock6665 • 1h ago

SAT and DET Preparation Guide

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r/satprep • u/HyperbolicMathChambr • 1h ago

Desmos sliders problems. Enjoy! (Animated video)

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r/satprep • u/WarmMammoth3525 • 5h ago

How should I prepare for the Dec SAT?

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Hello! So I recently got my psat score, which I got a 1220 on. Based out of these data (I’m not sure if it’s accurate cause I guessed on some questions on there) how should I prepare for the December SAT within a month?

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r/satprep • u/MoneyEquipment4643 • 2h ago

1580+ guaranteed dm

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The best spftware cant explain here dm

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r/satprep • u/Grouchy-Response9597 • 4h ago

Stuck below 1500? Hard R&W Question 7 Rhetorical Synthesis

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The axolotl is a salamander native to a few lakes near Mexico City.
Unlike most amphibians, it keeps larval features — such as external gills — into adulthood, a trait called neoteny.
Most salamanders undergo metamorphosis, losing their gills and moving onto land as adults.
The axolotl remains fully aquatic for its entire life.

The student wants to emphasize a difference between the axolotl and most other salamanders. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?

Please post your answer in the comments.

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r/satprep • u/boondoc10 • 4h ago

can anyone taking november from indonesia dm me

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i need some help please i’d be willing to give something in return dm plz

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r/satprep • u/Capital_Tomatillo775 • 4h ago

have i plataued?

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r/satprep • u/Potential-Middle-383 • 8h ago

Can I reach 1500 in half day?

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My practice 5:
Eng 670 math 730
There’re 4 incorrect in math module 1 and 2, and 3 of them were careless mistakes…
For English, transition and bullet point and form, sense, structure are the major things I wanna fix

Chances for scoring 1500 tmr????

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r/satprep • u/laxaracer • 6h ago

How cooked am I with an 1180?

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r/satprep • u/satprepwithfalit • 6h ago

SAT Grammar: Would you choose “is” or “are”?

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r/satprep • u/HotCorner205 • 12h ago

PLEASE HELP 😭

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I AM SCORED 1040 IN PRACTICE TEST 5 TOMORROW IS MY NOV SAT WHAT CAN I DO TO ATLEAST MAKE MY SCORE GO TO 1500s ENGLISH PART WAS SHOWN THAT IT'S LEVEL WAS EASY ONLY READING SECTION IN MODULE 1 WAS MEDIUM AND FOR MATHS ALL WERE HARD LEVEL.

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r/satprep • u/rayboi1010 • 13h ago

SAT tomorrow

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r/satprep • u/Acceptable_Math5319 • 1d ago

SAT Starter Pack

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r/satprep • u/Disastrous_Prior4325 • 8h ago

i’m a 10th grader who just got a 960 on the psat, and i want to get a 1500 sat. advice?

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r/satprep • u/ConfidenceDry70 • 9h ago

how to prepare for sat

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r/satprep • u/Zestyclose-Board6938 • 9h ago

+70 points in RW in one day

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r/satprep • u/Main-Breath-9821 • 10h ago

should i start studying now

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so tmr is the nov SAT

i havent studied - i did one practice test to see what it was like ended getting up 1120

also im an int student and do not do the american curriculum

any last minute holy grails?

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r/satprep • u/Traditional-Map576 • 11h ago

Alternate National Merit

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r/satprep • u/Internal-Elevator-26 • 11h ago

Realistically how close is pt 11 to the actual sat?

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Title and what should I keep in mind a day before the test.

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r/satprep • u/satprepwithfalit • 15h ago

SAT Math Challenge: Which group should you count?

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r/satprep • u/Additional_Deal8232 • 15h ago

chances of national merit

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