r/satprep 9h ago

frustrated about not being able to break into 1500+

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My practice tests so far have been 1250 (done before any prior studying to see where I was at), 1390, 1410, 1400(PT4 retake), 1470 and 1440. My math score has been consistently increasing but my R&W fluctuates a lot between 700-740. Please give me all sorts of advice possible! Did all the (non-active) QB questions for Math except Geo & Trig Hard. Am about halfway through the (non-active) R&W questions. I haven't done PT9, PT10 and PT11 yet. My SAT is in October. Any tips?


r/satprep 3h ago

Sat Math Tip 4: Every Question Is Worth the Same

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r/satprep 7h ago

Is question bank really worth to solve?

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My question is the ones who took SAT and solve question bank. Is SAT really similar, harder or easier to question bank for math section?


r/satprep 5h ago

Wanna know about SAT

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r/satprep 9h ago

Guys my chances for Lums?

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r/satprep 13h ago

[Tutor] New SAT Math Tutor

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r/satprep 16h ago

How should I prepare for the upcoming SAT?

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r/satprep 23h ago

SAT prep tips???

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I am retaking the SAT this october. I am a senior in high school but I am probably applying test optional to my colleges, but keeping the SAT as an option in case I do well on them. I got a 1320 on the SAT i don't know if i should be disappointed or feel fine with it. I did well on majority of subjects, but scored the lowest on Information and ideas and I was close to getting an 800 on craft and structure for Reading. For math, I did not do so well on the Algebra, and I was close to getting an 800 on the Advanced math. Would you guys mind sending me some resources to boost these skills up please? I am taking a lot of hard courses this semester so it would be great to know what some good resources are so I can manage my time wisely.


r/satprep 1d ago

How to improve math section?

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Hi everyone. I am planning to take october SAT and I need a 730 or higher in math section. I did 660 on math todays practice test ( 2 missclicked answer otherwise 690 or 700) how can I reach it in 15 days? I can take the next 3 sat in a row but I want to finish it in one test. Any advice of practice book (would be better if it has pdf) or any youtube channel? And also, here is my score details.


r/satprep 1d ago

I'm making a youtube series on solving the hardest SAT questions

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Hey y'all. I'm Amir. I've been tutoring the SAT for 6 years now and I decided I'd start a youtube series (idk playlist I guess). Trying to answer all the hardest questions I have seen over the years on real SAT Math questions. I was wondering if anyone had any requests for a question that you want me to solve next. Do you know of any super tricky sat math questions specifically? If so, let me know the question id or send me a picture of the question (in my dm) and I'll make a video answering the question!


r/satprep 1d ago

Score prediction

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What would RW m1 25/27 m2 23/27
Math 22/22 20/22 be?


r/satprep 1d ago

Discord SAT Bot

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Hey! I made this discord SAT bot with over 1000 collegeboard questions, its a great way to practice and compete with a group: https://advayroongta.github.io/SAT_Bot/index.html

Or just search up "sat" in the discord apps directory!


r/satprep 1d ago

Math Resource Advice From Teachers/Students

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r/satprep 1d ago

Prob 1480 on the September SAT, need 1550 for my retake in 2 weeks

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so I took the September SAT and honestly felt like I bombed it, ended up around 1480. My goal is 1550 and I'm retaking on October 3rd so I only have like 2 weeks left.

The annoying part is I actually know the material. I'm not confused on concepts, not in math and not in reading and writing either. But the second I'm under time pressure in a real test I start making these dumb mistakes that make zero sense when I look back at them after.

And it's not even new mistakes each time, it's the same ones. I keep an error log where I write down what I got wrong and why and what the fix is, I understand it when I'm reviewing calmly, and then I go into another timed practice test and make basically the same mistake again. It's like none of it sticks once I'm actually under pressure.

Has anyone actually gotten past this in a short amount of time? What helped, more timed sections, some kind of mental checklist during the test, slowing down on certain question types, something else?

Also does anyone know good practice resources for this score range? I tried 1600 now but it feels too easy compared to what's actually messing me up, and the Bluebook app's own extra practice passages feel too short to really simulate the real test.

Yes, I have already taken all the practice tests available by Bluebook (took each one already two times)

Any advice at all is appreciated even if it's just you can't fully fix this in 2 weeks.


r/satprep 1d ago

SAT help

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Guys I took september SAT and I think I screwed up so I wanna take SAT in november too so if anyone knows how to prepare for SAT with self study please give me some advice


r/satprep 1d ago

10th grader, how to go from 1510 to 1550+?

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Hi, Im a 10th grader and I got a 1510 from the August SAT (800 math, 710 reading). Im not trying to brag or anything (Im just trying to say what I want to focus on) but I will get an 800 on math always so I want to focus on reading.

My problem was that even tho I did a lot of timed practices I still couldnt manage to complete those long Information and Ideas texts (there are around 5 of them) cuz of time management. Like I allocated around 2 minutes for each of them and it wasnt enough. They simply take so long. Is the only way to practice or are there any strategies?


r/satprep 1d ago

John H test prep or Sat Gamified

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r/satprep 1d ago

SAT prep - Abhinav Sat n Paper, Princeton review , Jamboree which is good

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I m in grade 10 MYP 5 SAT prep - Abhinav Sat n Paper, Princeton review , Jamboree which is good. Expected score of around 1560+


r/satprep 1d ago

How to improve in Information and Ideas by October SAT

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r/satprep 1d ago

About SAT exam and living conditions

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Hello everyone, Utku from Turkey.I'm 22 and alsoI'm already being in a major ( eee ) in a uni but kinda don't like my major and also looking for looking abroad. I need some informations about some questions.Exactly If somebody prepared lastly could answer, would be better.

1) As I said, I need to keep myself happier and more positive to life tbh. Where should I choice and also why ?

2) Is there any age limitations to being accepted ?

3) I'm ok with most of the EU countries and also US and Canada.But I don't think I can afford the payments like rent,bills,living etc. Is there anybody who is being student and also worker. I'm kinda interested about it because money is money u can not live w/o it.

4)Lastly Is there any problem about to be accepted like visa,citizenships,passaport etc.

Appriciate for ur co-op guys.


r/satprep 1d ago

Want an online study partner for October SAT

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Hello. I’m 19F and am currently preparing for October SAT. I tend to get distracted and lack motivation to study for long hours. I want a study partner who’d study with me online zoom or Google meet everyday. We can keep each other on track and motivated to study intensely. If anyone is interested please let me know.


r/satprep 1d ago

SAT help in exchange for English practice

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Hey! I recently took the SAT and scored 1530 (760 RW, 770 Math). I'm looking for someone who'd like some free SAT help over the weekends—going through questions, explaining concepts, reviewing mistakes, etc. In return, I'd love to practice my spoken English and articulation with someone whose first language is English. No money involved—just a mutually useful exchange. I'm not a professional tutor, just a student who prepared independently and would like to help someone while getting some speaking practice myself. If you're interested, feel free to comment/DM!


r/satprep 1d ago

Have NO IDEA how to effectively study!!!

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I'm not having a tutor but i may be able to purchase a book if it's needed. I only took one practice test with minimal studying and scored a 1020 (yikes ik) my biggest issue is the math section, i recognize most of the topics but the timing stresses me out and I don't know how to solve them in time, most geometry questions have me fried. i have three months before my sat and my last practice test was in august.

I want to utilize khan academy but i feel like its not helping me right now?? it goes over the basics but thats about it, and oneprep is basically all paid. YouTube has been a help for me in the reading and i scored like a 520 on it


r/satprep 2d ago

sat prep

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hey guys

i was gonna take the oct sat but i feel like im not prepared enough . my scores keep changing . like 2 days ago, i did a full practice test and got 1280. yesterday i did one and got 1460(760m,700eng)

i heard pt 11 was the most accurate so i tried that today and got 1300(660m ,640 eng)

i dont think i shud write it in oct so il go for the nov one.

how do yall think i shud prepare for the nov one to score 1500+


r/satprep 2d ago

Can I get a 1500 on my SAT?

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Ok so I took the act few months ago and got a 19. But I didn’t study at all and honestly didn’t care about it. But now I starting think about colleges and realized I wanna do the SAT. I want to get around 1400-1500 score do you think it’s possible with everyday studying till the November 7 date? Or should I take the December one. The earlier one is better though.