<p>I am at about the 2050-2150 range and have completed the blue book. should i redo the blue book or move on to QASs? i want to get at least a 2200+ in a month since i am taking psats and i wanna get NMSF. i am just translating a 2200+ as a 220+ on the NMSF</p>
<p>You will likely get a lower score on the PSATs than the SATs. This is because the PSAT has less sections and a harsher scale. For example, one year a -1 on a PSAT (Math) would have been a 75; while a -1 on the SAT the same year (depending on the date) could have been 770-780. If you reviewed thoroughly, I don’t think you should do the BB over. The only way this would help you would be vocab perhaps and getting a sense of the patterns. I think you should move on to QASs, but that’s my personal opinion. It’s up to you, really.</p>
<p>The blue books have unparalleled authority when it comes down to practice tests. So i say you give it a shot. However, if you find that, for instance, in the math section, you’re remembering particular problems and that’s enabling you to complete them faster or more effectively than you would have if it was your first encounter with them, then stop.</p>
<p>Duly noted. Thanks snappy. i think either way, i should probably do the BB over again in a month and start taking PSAT qas exams.</p>
<p>yeah i have the barrons 2400 already.</p>