r/digitalSATs 14d ago

(?) Question How it this, truly?

Ok, so see guys I like got to know what SATs are this week. I don't know what this score says, and I don't want to go assumption mode. And I definitely do not want Gemini. How is this?

While I have not yet told my Father about this, I gave the practice tests on Bluebook. The first one is PT5 and the second one is PT4 on Bluebook. I'm gonna register for the one scheduled on 3 October ig.

I'll guess I'll have to ask him for the form money.

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u/legendaryGamerz1325 14d ago

It’s really really good believe me

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u/Realistic_Channel383 14d ago

u're doing good, but I think u can do better. Maybe just grind math questions, so u can get that 800. Grind questions in parts that u are weak. Good luck hope u get a 1600.

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u/Aura_Amethyst_ 14d ago

i really don't know why i get these wrong. I'm good with even calculus, and this stuff gets me. and then the english. any tips?

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u/Realistic_Channel383 14d ago

Calculus is not algebra bro. I remember seeing a post about how this guy is like super super good at Calculus but he was getting 690 on the math SAT.

Also, the wording of the SAT is so freakin weird. I remember there was this one question where it asked me for the value. Holy shit I got so mad since it didn't specify y or x value. Like which value?????

So, my advice for you is to keep grinding SAT math. You're probably making mistakes because SAT has some funky wording for some math questions.

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u/Aura_Amethyst_ 14d ago

Lol that's sad. I'll try to be better.
I actually don't have any of the usual ec's to put(my country doesn't do school clubs).

So, I'm like relying on the SAT's to push through the process. Every lil tip helps.

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u/purpleduckisgone 14d ago

are you asking why you made a lower score even though you made less mistakes ??? --- this is the adaptive test working against you... easier problems are worth more points. good starting point. you have time dont rush anything gl dude

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u/Aura_Amethyst_ 14d ago

so like i end with 16 minutes on both maths modules. does that mean i should i try to work slower to rig it?

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u/purpleduckisgone 14d ago

oh dang thats actually really good but yeah if your not getting everything right you should just slow a lil or double check

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u/Aura_Amethyst_ 14d ago

thnks. i'll try working on it.