<p>Hey guys, I am a junior and took the SAT for the first time in January this year. I just went in blank with no prep whatsoever. I got a 1700 which was alright I guess. But I have been checking score conversions on several websites and they are way off. </p>
<p>SAT: </p>
<p>Math: I got 43 correct and missed 11. I got a score of 620
Writing: Got an 8 on the essay and got 32 correct. I got a score here of 530
Reading: I got 44 right and missed 22 = 550 </p>
<p>On the writing section, a raw score of 27.75 + 16 for the essay giving me a score of 44 which is 570-610 as well on my PR book and many other sites. </p>
<p>I am sorry if I am being redundant.</p>
<p>You have to know that the Maths section’s curve is very harsh, Hence a score of 620. Anyway 11 wrong answer is too much to aim at anything else.</p>
<p>Writing section has a harsh curve as well. So 530 is quite obvious. Multiple-Choice questions can be very tricky though.</p>
<p>You have a bad score in CR even though the curve is not as harsh as those of the previous sections. Basically you failed an entire section out of three.</p>
<p>You might take a glance at the conversion tables on the BB, which are, of course, quite representative of the real test.</p>
<p>So, Yes your score is representative of your performance unless you made careless mistakes while gridding.</p>
<p>Sorry if there are misspellings (Non-native speaker)</p>
<p>Also keep in mind that your score is dependent on how everyone else preformed.</p>