<p>Can anyone finish the SAT’s an hour early and clam to get a 2000, my friend clams he can get this.</p>
<p>Everyone finishes the SAT at exactly the same time since it’s in 10 timed sections and you’re required to stay until the last one is done. </p>
<p>But on a practice one, yeah.</p>
<p>What’s the difference between the time on a practice and on the real one. Even on the practice if i skip my breaks, not follow the proctor, I only finish about 30 minutes before the time limit. Plus, my scores ranged from 2000-2100, but my friend gets high 2200’s while listening to music and going on breaks.</p>
<p>On a practice SAT, your time constraints are not rigid since you are presumably the one controlling them, so you can shave off quite a bit of time. In the real SAT, you have exactly x amount of time for everything, so even if you finish early, you have to wait until time is up.</p>
<p>So your friend moves on to the next section whenever he/she finishes? That’s called cheating.</p>
<p>No, on a practice sat, one that we grade ourselves. I thought he was lying. Since aren’t the SAT made so that you have just about enough time to finish the sections. I mean, based on what he claims, he would have to be able to finish one section in approximately 11 minutes.</p>
<p>It’s definitely possible, especially if he did the essay, and can write really quickly.</p>
<p>Practice test: Yes.
Real deal: No.</p>