r/Sat • u/seriederie • 15h ago
Any predictions for the December SAT?
Hi all, based on analytical trends etc yada yada, please make some predictions for the December SAT
r/Sat • u/seriederie • 15h ago
Hi all, based on analytical trends etc yada yada, please make some predictions for the December SAT
r/Sat • u/CoolDare8661 • 16h ago
Hello, im an indian student currently planning to take the december SAT
I need help with few of my concerns. Whats the process of applying for fee waiver?. On test day, what type of ID should I bring. I would like to connect with someone who has done SAT in india to help with my queries, thank u
r/Sat • u/Certain-Variation510 • 4h ago
I decided to take this purely for fun, since I'm only in 8th. I had taken another practice test on a different website, having gotten a 1260, but wanted to retry it since it wasn't the official test.
r/Sat • u/krazyalpaca • 20h ago
r/Sat • u/Complex_Active3666 • 12h ago
Hey guys, I wanted to a bit about how to give SAT (I live in Saudi Arabia but I am originally from India and I will finish my schooling next year in Saudi Arabia from Indian Board).
I wanted to know about which book should I purchase either the Kaplan Prep Book or the Princeton Review Book?
And I also wanted to know whether I can get 1300-1400+ in the December test starting to study from today?
And whether the exam is conducted online or at some centers.
Please do let me know, Thank you so much in advance!!!
r/Sat • u/Mayalovescanes_ • 13h ago
I’m a junior planning to take the SAT in December and got a 1290 on my pratice SAT in September with a 680 on reading and a 610 in math. What are all the best methods and tips to increase my score fast including videos, resources, and practice questions. I have tried to use khan academy pretty often but I get so overwhelmed with all the various things on it and don’t really know where to start or how to use it effectively. Thanks
r/Sat • u/ctrljenne • 15h ago
Does anybody know? I've been practicing practice test 11 for quite a while but heard people say the bluebook practice tests are easier then the actual test.
r/Sat • u/Dense_Motor89 • 16h ago
I'm genuinely desperate for some advice right now because I feel like I've hit a wall.
I'm stuck at around 1300, with 700 in Math and 600 in Reading and Writing. The thing is, I can get almost all the questions from 17–27 right, but the first 17 questions are absolutely destroying me.
I've tried sitting down and solving questions from the Question Bank, but I'm STILL getting so many of them wrong. Even when I ask ChatGPT to explain the questions I got wrong, I try to understand the explanation, and somehow I still get similar questions wrong afterward. It's genuinely frustrating because I feel like I'm putting in the effort but not seeing any improvement.
Reading is another huge problem. English isn't my first language, so some questions and answer choices are difficult for me to understand. Vocabulary is especially bad right now. I literally got all 10 vocabulary questions wrong recently, and that honestly crushed me.
My goal for November is a 1500, which means I need to get my RW score from 600 to around 700–720, and right now that feels almost impossible.
I'm not looking for someone to tell me to just practice more. I AM practicing. I need to understand WHY my approach isn't working and what I should actually change.
For people who improved their RW from around 600 to 700+:
- How did you improve your vocabulary without trying to memorize thousands of random words? (that without looking the word try to answer strategy is NOT WORKING for some of the words cuz i genuinely dont understand all 4 sometimes)
- What did you do when you kept getting Question Bank questions wrong, even after reviewing the explanations?
- What resources or specific study methods actually helped you improve?
I'd genuinely appreciate any advice, especially from people who were in a similar situation. I'm feeling pretty lost right now and need a better strategy because what I'm doing clearly isn't working.
r/Sat • u/WingAlternative8140 • 16h ago
I got a 1310 (700 m, 610 rw) on the sat, rw is bad because im an international student. Im planning to retake it on december, but I genuinely don't know what and how to study. I already finished all the questions in sat question bank, khan academy, bluebook. Tried doing them again but realized that I remember all the answers so it didn't work.
So what should I do if I want atleast a 1450? and improve my RW?
r/Sat • u/no_bystanders_23MS • 17h ago
I did practice test one and two for psat understood evrything but practice 3 was a nightmare. What do i need to do and what should i keep in mind for each section? Ex. math formulas, vocab, other tips. AND WHAT CAN I DO WITHIN THE NEXT 10 DAYS TO GET THE BEST SCORE POSSIBLE
r/Sat • u/theungabungadamsel • 18h ago
will be appearing in december sat (my father doesnt wanna pay becasue he doesnt believe that i may get a good score but ill prep anyway)
this is what i am doing: tutorlinni desmos lesson on youtube and khan academy for english. btw i got a c in maths olevels n a in eng olevels. idk how to prepare, im juts doing what gemini is telling me to each day.
im so worried about maths because im already weak in it. as per gemini, i should complete the 23 lessons of tutorlinni desmos then it'll tell me what topics i need to prepare for properly as where desmos cant help me.
lmk what to do! a whole roadmap curated for me until dec 5 would be appreciated.
r/Sat • u/Dense_Motor89 • 20h ago
I'm genuinely desperate for some advice right now because I feel like I've hit a wall.
I'm stuck at around 1300, with 700 in Math and 600 in Reading and Writing. The thing is, I can get almost all the questions from 17–27 right, but the first 17 questions are absolutely destroying me.
I've tried sitting down and solving questions from the Question Bank, but I'm STILL getting so many of them wrong. Even when I ask ChatGPT to explain the questions I got wrong, I try to understand the explanation, and somehow I still get similar questions wrong afterward. It's genuinely frustrating because I feel like I'm putting in the effort but not seeing any improvement.
Reading is another huge problem. English isn't my first language, so some questions and answer choices are difficult for me to understand. Vocabulary is especially bad right now. I literally got all 10 vocabulary questions wrong recently, and that honestly crushed me.
My goal for November is a 1500, which means I need to get my RW score from 600 to around 700–720, and right now that feels almost impossible.
I'm not looking for someone to tell me to just practice more. I AM practicing. I need to understand WHY my approach isn't working and what I should actually change.
For people who improved their RW from around 600 to 700+:
- How did you improve your vocabulary without trying to memorize thousands of random words? (that without looking the word try to answer strategy is NOT WORKING for some of the words cuz i genuinely dont understand all 4 sometimes)
- What did you do when you kept getting Question Bank questions wrong, even after reviewing the explanations?
- What resources or specific study methods actually helped you improve?
I'd genuinely appreciate any advice, especially from people who were in a similar situation. I'm feeling pretty lost right now and need a better strategy because what I'm doing clearly isn't working.
r/Sat • u/Plastic-Metal-2536 • 21h ago
I’m in Korea and I realized that there are no test centers in my city that have an open spot right now even when the deadline for registration is still far away! I really need to take the November SAT and what’s the best thing I can do right now??? Any ways you can get a spot in a test center…?!?!
r/Sat • u/elpa_198 • 22h ago
so I'm taking sat in November and I'm getting around 1400+ in bluebook. But I've attempted papers from other sources as well and their papers are damn hard even the module 1 contains difficult questions. The bluebook ones are doable though. Anyone who has given the sat , can you please guide on how difficult was the actual exam than the practice tests
r/Sat • u/M_I_P_S_ • 6h ago
I'm in 10th grade and I'm stressing over this already 😭
r/Sat • u/IllustriousAverage83 • 11h ago
Are certain physical calculators allowed to use during the psat and sat? School is saying only the online calculator can be used.
r/Sat • u/ApprehensiveSwing330 • 11h ago
My sat scores are showing sent, i was just wondering how long it would take for it to be reflected on my unis website?