<p>So I’ve just made a practice SAT test (timed). So I got a 2000 with a breakdown 770/690/530. I have the real SAT in one month. Basing on my scores in that practice test, what I should do to break 2000?</p>
<p>Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>What is your overall goal? What is your goal for each subject? Which subjects did you get the scores above in? Until that is known, all I can say is take practice tests and review like crazy. I can’t tell which subject boggs you down (the 530); if you mentioned it, I could help.</p>
<p>Only when you reach the 2200+ mark on the practice tests should you start takin em in 80% of the time. This is what I did; I went from a 195 psat to probs a high 21 on the SAT after 7 practice tests.</p>
<p>Overall goal is a solid 2000 on real exam. I am working on Math now so I hope I can get a 800…uh wait…no 740-770–I have never done something perfectly.</p>
<p>I’m guessing your math score is the highest. Personally, it was easier to raise the WR score than CR. The more WR problems I solved, the higher score I got on SAT. It seems to be a better way to raise the score faster. There is a good correlation between the effort and the WR score. Not so sure about CR. You kind of need to improve the reading ability, which isn’t the easiest thing to master.</p>