<p>So I've heard that the practice tests from Barron's Sat ii math level 2 are really hard. I've taken like 3 of them and have consistently gotten 750's for them. Is this a good thing? I'm looking to get an 800, so would this put me in a pretty good place?</p>
<p>Yes, you are in a good place. I’ve heard of people who have scored in the mid-600’s who get an 800 on the actual test. Barron’s practice test are significantly more difficult, and the actual test has a pretty generous curve.</p>
<p>If Im getting 650’s (or mid 600s. Anywhere from 640-670) on practice tests in the Barrons book, do you think I could get a 720 on the real test? Or should I keep on studying some more??</p>
<p>I would keep studying, but as has been said, Barron’s is really difficult. You can probably hit a 720 with those scores.</p>
<p>Still studying here for the Math II. Highest I scored so far is a 780 on Barron’s.</p>
<p>Okay did anyone else notice that practice test 4 is insane and number 5 is super easy compared to it?</p>
<p>steve it depends on which year Barron’s you are talking about</p>