Possible to do well with little preparation?

<p>Is it possible to do well (~800) in the SAT II Maths II, Chemistry and Physics papers with little preparation?</p>

<p>I’ve done olympiad level work in physics (and I’m currently enrolled at a local university for the subject after topping my state in the 12th grade subject as a junior), I’m completing 12th grade chemistry (I’ve also been involved in a number of chemistry competitions), and I’m also doing 12th grade maths - but all overseas. I don’t really have the time to devote to excessive SAT preparation, but I was wondering whether it’s possible to do well with a knowledge of the curriculum and without churning out copious past papers.</p>

<p>Try a practice test for each test and see how you do. I’d assume you’ve covered far more than what you’re tested on, but just make sure using a couple of practice tests.</p>

<p>I believe that Math II is definitely “self-studiable.” I never took a precalculus course in school. Physics and chemistry, however, usually require more instruction.</p>