<p>I mean, how much did your marks change (+ve or - ve) when you gave the actual test?
Give me the difference between the two marks.
And whether they increased or decreased.<br>
Please help me out. </p>
<p>Bump </p>
<p>Bump </p>
<p>Bump :!! </p>
<p>I got around 2150 on the blue practice exam and got 2250 on the real one. </p>
<p>Thanks @adela22 </p>
<p>+60</p>
<p>Thanks @Kigzcorp 
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<p>I think I scored ~40 less. I got the curve from hell 
(October sat)</p>
<p>i toke the October sat too…</p>
<p>-250</p>
<p>I get severe test anxiety though</p>
<p>Wow that just made me nervous @Mystic7 </p>
<p>Even though I don’t get test anxiety. B-) </p>
<p>Bump</p>
<p>Sorry Mystic, but I can relate. One piece of advice, but I know Nyquil relaxes me…maybe take one of those before the test? I know it’s an artificial relaxant, but maybe it will decrease the anxiety? </p>
<p>+140 on the avg score on BB practise PAPERS 2000->2140)</p>
<p>On my November SAT, my math and CR score were around the same as BB practice but my writing was lower by about 50 pts. Generally I think the blue book scales are more lenient than the actual ones though.</p>
<p>I think when it comes down to actual test day I am more focused than ever – like i am talking full on test taking mode. I am not surprised most people score better on the real SAT because a lot of people have that extreme focus on the day of the test (I guess its just the environment and all the preparation and knowing whats at stake) </p>
<p>@BassGuitar, you don’t know what the curve from hell was (at least in Math) unless you took the November SAT. L-) </p>
<p>On my first SAT (May 2014) my essay question was one of the ones in the book. EXACTLY. (Not that it really helped me much, I only scored a 7.) </p>
<p>@albert69 I AM SO GLAD I TOOK SUBJECT TESTS IN NOVEMBER </p>
<p>@thegrant I took the SAT in November. Got 2140 (660,780,700). Only 1 wrong in math got - 20. </p>
<p>@Daemon777, I thought the curve was -1=750? Did you miss a student produced response? Fantastic score at any rate. </p>