<p>I just took my first practice PSAT practice test and got a 195; 60CR, 70W, 65M.
It's funny because I'm supposedly good at math (taking calc AB with an A right now). I don't think the math section will be hard to get to a 70+, writing is fine where it is (but of course it will improve with work), and CR i have no idea.</p>
<p>Do you guys think i can pull off a 220+ PSAT for the october date?
Or a 2200 SAT, eventually?</p>
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<p>Probably not, but it’s possible, you never know. I’d say a max of 210 but it definitely is possible to go up 250 points.</p>
<p>You never know. Perhaps not up to 220, but like sjgone said: maybe 210. When I took practice SAT tests, my math section was always the lowest. Yet in the real one, it went up by 50-130 points just because of the way the pracitce test was designed; I didn’t really study all that much math inbetween tests.
Although the PSAT is in like… two weeks. I dont know how much you can improve in that time period, but good luck !</p>
<p>It’s possible to go up to a 220, but I don’t think you can do that in within the span of only a month. This is unless you were really slacking off on that PSAT.</p>
<p>I was a 193 on the PSAT and the very next year I got a 219 on the PSAT, and that was after doing like 1-2 practice PSAT’s without a lot of preparation. You can definitely do it.</p>
<p>varies for many ppl.
SAT is about studying smart not brute force studying</p>
<p>FYI,</p>
<p>SAT math has little, if any, to do with AP Calculus.</p>
<p>I know, countdown, i didn’t say that it did. I was just implying that I’m pretty good with numbers since im taking calc and am receiving an “A.” So that means, the SAT M will be less troublesome than the other two sections.</p>