So you got 4 wrong total. With the guessing penalty, you lose 1/4 raw point for each wrong answer so you lost 5 in raw score. Now look at the table and see your score for -5 raw.
SAT grading is not a complex process, certainly not worth 2 threads. You just add up all the questions you got right, then subtract .25 points for every multiple choice Q you got wrong. The total after the subtracting is your raw score.
Aceventura74Registered UserPosts: 187Junior Member
livelikeali,
I'm sorry but I can't answer your question. The aforementioned comments say how to score it. Don't stress over the PSAT score. Instead, focus on understanding them because they are OFFICIAL questions released by CB. So 1800, 1830, or 1850, don't worry; learn from the mistakes. Its cliche, but if spend an hour calculating a score, you've lost 1 valuable hour of preparation.
# of total correct - (# of total wrong/4) = raw score
for the grid ins..you count the number correct and add it to the "# of total correct", if any of the grid ins are wrong, you dont count them at all (no deduction for incorrect grid ins)
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# of total correct - (# of total wrong/4) = raw score
thanks
I'm sorry but I can't answer your question. The aforementioned comments say how to score it. Don't stress over the PSAT score. Instead, focus on understanding them because they are OFFICIAL questions released by CB. So 1800, 1830, or 1850, don't worry; learn from the mistakes. Its cliche, but if spend an hour calculating a score, you've lost 1 valuable hour of preparation.
~Aceventura74
Basically its like this:
# of total correct - (# of total wrong/4) = raw score
for the grid ins..you count the number correct and add it to the "# of total correct", if any of the grid ins are wrong, you dont count them at all (no deduction for incorrect grid ins)
hope that helps.