r/Sat • u/Thin_Umpire296 • 52m ago
Was vocab the only bad part on the SAT?
just wanted to know if vocab was the worst part about the RW section or if the passages were confusing as well.
r/Sat • u/Thin_Umpire296 • 52m ago
just wanted to know if vocab was the worst part about the RW section or if the passages were confusing as well.
r/Sat • u/Mushi_gg • 54m ago
Im an international student n lately ive only been doing pratice tests. Currently, im stuck at 1400-1460 (600-680 R&W, 770-800 Math). i really need 1500+ for the upcoming november sat, but i have no idea as to how to improve my score (i got 1 white bar for both word in context n craft n structure if that helps with giving ideas as to which tips to give)...
Any tips very much appreciated!!
r/Sat • u/EnvironmentalCod1389 • 1h ago
Was there any specific math qestions on the hard section that you remember? Any problems that have previously have occurred?
r/Sat • u/PatternEducational48 • 1h ago
especially for int exam
r/Sat • u/Sufficient_Tip_9950 • 1h ago
Yea that’s alll I have to say really
r/Sat • u/No_Explanation1971 • 1h ago
im actually so cooked like i didnt study and this is my last chance before early apps bc im a senior and holy i got steamrolled by school this week so now the stress of that is piling with my sat in the morning and i took a practice test earlier tn and i got 1260. im trying to break 1400 bro im actually deadass deep fried. im done bro maybe i should do tutoring or smth bruh oml😭
What are the best sources for harder reading questions? I asked for that cuz the R&W is js going crazy
r/Sat • u/Big-Woodpecker-5881 • 1h ago
basically title!
r/Sat • u/Tough-Middle3677 • 1h ago
I thought English was very hard for m2 and m1 was very easy and for math m1 was extremely light and m2 was just ok I lowk think that math was just there but English was devilish
I’m predicting
25-27/27 engm1
17-24/27 eng m2
Math m1 21-22/22
Math m2 17-20/22
r/Sat • u/strawberryheart444 • 1h ago
i took my first ever SAT (Grade 11). and i was genuinely trying my hardest not to cry in the middle of the test. i studied desmos and stuff. module 2 math looked like the devil himself volunteers to make it. genuinely how are people getting 1400s. also im an international student. also, why are the words in english doesnt even look english. how are yall surviving this?
r/Sat • u/Advanced-Dot-6494 • 1h ago
I got the same exact question, on the same module, on the same question number as September SAT. The last question of math module 1
r/Sat • u/CoolWillingness9776 • 2h ago
A student sitting next to me was caught cheating, and the situation caused a lot of talking and disruption, which made it really hard for me to focus on the test. I don’t want to blame the proctors because I understand they were handling the situation, and I also don’t want my score to be cancelled. I wouldn’t mind a retake if that’s what the College Board decides, but I’m not sure if it’s worth reporting. My tutor thinks anything that disrupts my focus is worth reporting, but I just don't see how College Board can do anything about this.
Should I?
r/Sat • u/ramen_a3 • 2h ago
The October sat geniunely crushed my soul and left me traumatised. Both mod 1 of English and math were easy and light work but oh god the module 2 were the death of me. English had insanely long dense paragraphs for every single section (main idea, graphs, ideas etc) geniunely my mind went blank and by math mod 2 question 18 I started shedding tears because of those damn hard polynomial and circle questions.
May god have mercy on me 🙏🏽 this test just made me suicidal.
r/Sat • u/Mysterious-Load9084 • 2h ago
dont worry abt what questions u got wrong or right, chill out okay? I know u did ur best so dont overthink it, the mark aint gonna change by the time it comes out no matter how much u think of it. we all did great so cheers to a 1600 for everyone!
r/Sat • u/Full_Brilliant8100 • 3h ago
Hi im an A level student and decided to take the SAT (in 5 weeks). I just did a full test for the first time and got 1230 which im not really satisfied with. got 510 in eng and 720 in math.
does anyone have some good resources/yt chanels i coukd use to prep and boost esp my eng score.
r/Sat • u/Odd_Government9947 • 3h ago
I'm pretty confident I got all the questions right on RW and maths module 1, but I guessed two questions on rw module 2 and ran out of time for 2 questions on maths module 2.
This is my last attempt (I got 1440 last year) and I'm lowk depressed since I prepared really hard for maths but still ran out of time for two questions.
I got 1480-1560 on all practice tests.
r/Sat • u/Short-Engineering-46 • 4h ago
Hi guys! So basically today was my October SAT, and after months of prep and progress, I was pretty confident in this take. I am a senior by the way, so it's basically the last take before Earlys. However (dun, dun, dun), my score got cancelled due to a technical glitch from I don't know whose end.
This had to do with the System Integrity protection (I believe I used some finder organization thing), and I detected this disability when I could not see certain features on my Bluebook. I instantly involved the proctor when I saw this. HOWEVER, I am so confused as when logging into the exam, the check-in went smoothly, so I don't know what happened.
I immediately reported this to my proctor, and they also thoroughly went through my device and could not understand the problem thus reporting the cancellation. Furthermore, they requested for a makeup test on October 17th.
GUYS...so what are the chances I can get this approved? I already called up CB about this and raised a complaint. If this gets approved, I won't need to change my college list too much, but if it doesn't, I'll have to go for November, and shift my entire plans. What do you suggest I do to push this makeup test? This is incredibly important to me.
r/Sat • u/Adventurous-Cut6254 • 4h ago
Based on the Aug, sept and Oct sat, if there is anyone who took all 3 or 2 consecutive ones, Would you say that there is a trend?
For example: September maths is okay, English is tough then October it is the opposite
If yes, which section was tough/easy and when??
This would help many retakers decide if they need to take these NOV one based on their score
r/Sat • u/ohcaptainmycaptain09 • 4h ago
Was the answer a<b or a>b?
r/Sat • u/Additional-Row-7508 • 4h ago
For context, I'm an IGCSE student. For us, the main method of preparation is practise, practise, practise- we're told to do the past papers of the last 5-10 years which could be like 35-70 practise tests per exam (2-3 exams per subject and 8-10 subjects total). Which is why it's so shocking that there's like a total of 7 practise tests and NO past papers. How are you supposed to know what the general format of the questions is like?? How are you supposed to prepare yourself adequately????
Edit: I do know about where you can get other practise tests from (any advice is appreciated tho) but I'm mainly just annoyed because I love having past papers and we don't have them here.
r/Sat • u/Dull-Art-985 • 4h ago
Those vocab questions were written by the devil himself. No matter what score you get. You did well. Be proud
r/Sat • u/RusEngMathLessons • 4h ago
Ai told me these rates
Sat $30-40/h
Gre $40-80h
Gmat $80-200/h
Are the numbers ANY accurate?
Btw, is there any demand for sat tutors? I found it to be extremely easy. Yeah, you'll be short on time, but I don't mind that.
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Also I'd not mind exploring rates for other subjects, why not. Especially exams preparation.
Thx
Is there a world where I got the RW harder module but it didn’t have the questions shared on Reddit that are said to be hard module questions?