<p>I got 50 as a raw score on the first blue book practice test’s math section. (2 omit, 1 wrong, and 1 wrong in the student produced answers[the last one]) This was under strict time limit, if it said 20 minutes, I gave myself 19. The chart says that equates to the 690-770 range, can I say that it would be a 750-800? because I gave myself less time. I really don’t like this whole score-range thing… its an 80 points range cmon!</p>
<p>Its a range because the curve on every test date is different. I don’t think you can get an exact score from a practice test. Also, I don’t think taking a minute off will make a difference.</p>
<p>yeah it wouldn’t.
The bb range is fairly broad.
A 50 raw is like 3 wrong, which is like around a 700-740.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t necessarily say that giving yourself one fewer minute means you should get such a “boost” in score. </p>
<p>I compute scores by just averaging the two ends of the range. 690-770 –> 730.</p>
<p>ive gotten a 50 as a raw score twice, and both times its been a 720, if that helps</p>
<p>well, your range is not so much 690-770 because 2 omit, 2 wrong is more like 700-740</p>