<p>I got a a freaking 690 in math 2 and a 750 in chem this jun.I must have bubbled hlf the answers wrong or something because when i checked my score on the consolidated list(in math) i had only four wrong which meant an 800. This mistake is pretty probable because i made the same in chem but caught myself in time(losing time in the process which meant i had to leave the last 3 questions).
SO.What do you suggest? Should i take the test again in nov.? Coz i KNOW im much better than this.And could you suggest the best way to manage time and bubble? I took a full ten minutes in the one hour given just to bubble damn it!
Thanks!</p>
<p>Definitely retake Math IIC, but a 750 in Chemistry Subject Test is commendable, considering that the Chemistry test has a harsh curve.</p>
<p>But even chem is just 69th percentile or something! Any advice oin bubbling?Thanks fr your help!</p>
<p>“could you suggest the best way to manage time and bubble?”
solve more practice questions. As you become more familiar with SAT II problems, you will less likely have trouble with bubbling.</p>
<p>Also, I advise you to retake both.</p>
<p>Retake Math II, and might as well retake Chemistry while your there (only an hour of your life). If you plan on retaking the Chem, brush up on some of the material.</p>
<p>thank you for your help! I used PR for both…
Im thinking of switching over to Barrons for math level 2 .
And what do you suggest for Chem?Ive exhausted the official,PR and sparknotes tests.I took 2 of barron’s practice tests.So,what should i do?Take the same tests again?</p>
<p>I’m not really sure if a 750 is really worth a retake in Chemistry but if you definitely feel that you can get a perfect or near perfect score, then I guess you can try it…</p>
<p>Concerning math, definitely retake the 690 since you are sure that you are better than that.</p>
<p>thanks thankyou4flying.
How about advice on the question about prep material and practise tests?</p>