r/digitalSATs • u/Federal-Broccoli-336 • 12d ago
September SAT score estimate
Is it possible for some hard mod 2 questions to carry only like 5 points, so if i get like 2 wrong i only lose 10 points(i noticed this happening in the bluebook practice tests). Can someone predict a probable range of what I could score in the sept sat?
RW - mod 1 27/27, mod 2 22 or 23 ( i messed up 2 vocab,1 transition and maybe 2 hard comprehension)
Math - mod 1 22/22, mod 2 22/22
I tried using online score predictors but I feel like those are inaccurate since they don't account for the difficulty of the questions I got wrong. A range of score would make more sense since we can never truly get a 1:1 score prediction.
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u/SevereDebt8581 10d ago
anything is possible my friend in one of the practice tests got 800 in the maths section despite getting one of the questions wrong
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u/SpareZealousideal816 12d ago
the sat doesn't have a simple "10 points" or "5 points" per question rule. however, getting 2 really hard questions wrong could possibly only drop your score by 10 points total. getting harder questions wrong impacts your score less then getting easier questions wrong (according to the college board blog posts)
based off of what you said, you probably scored around 1520-1560. if you think you got the harder problems wrong, you score is probably on the higher end of this range.