<p>Every time I take a practice SAT, my math always hovers between 1-2 wrong which is fine for me. But on the real thing I took in October I didn’t do so well. Out of the 15 practice tests I’ve taken, it’s never been below 750 (testing conditions) but on the real thing I can’t match it. I’m taking the tests like the real thing. Also, on my last one, it said I omitted like 3 but I recall only omitting one and the rest seemed very easy, which confused me as well as I’m wondering why I did so poorly. How can I fix the consistency issue?</p>
<p>Keep practicing.
That kind of happened on my first SAT. My score was below what I had been getting on practice tests, so that sucked. All you can do is keep practicing. (sorry, that may not be what you want to hear…)
Also, take the questions you get wrong and really review them and make sure you completely understand them.
During the actual test, make sure to check over your answers! </p>
<p>but good luck!</p>