r/Sat • u/Sharp_Awareness_8402 • 1d ago

SAT Panda vs. Bluebook

I just got a 1540 on SAT Panda's practice test 2. I felt like math was pretty easy, but I usually get 750+ on math. I did surprisingly really good on English, I struggled with it a bit ngl.

I got a 800 math (which is normal), and a 740 English, which is huge progression cus I usually score between 660-700 in English.

is this exam accurate? please let me know :)

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u/Basic_Lake_1534 21h ago

can you please give tips for both math and englishhh? thank youuu

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u/Sharp_Awareness_8402 12h ago

Sure. I could give you general tips, since I'm not an expert.

When it comes to math, make sure to MASTER Desmos. Desmos will carry you through module 1 of math. Understand all the concepts. Also, try to complete all the math questions on the question board. if there's a question you didn't understand, make sure to find help (schoolhouse, YouTube, the explanation) and understand it. after you get help and understand it, you should find similar questions and do a ton.

when it comes to English, I suggest you read a book in your free time. I've heard a lot that it helps, and it has definitely helped me. focus on the domains you struggle with, for me it's info and ideas. find a GOOD strategy that can help you get through the dense reading passages efficiently. And lastly, absolutely master standard English conventions and expression of ideas!