Does the Blue Book accurately reflect real test day score?

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<p>Topic,</p>

<p>Im scoring in the 2100 -2300 range, and was wondering if these are my scores on the blue book practice exams, will my score range be similar on test day.</p>

<p>I know there are similar topics on this, but the answers have been kinda vague so far. Is the blue book really MUCH easier than the real test or is it around the same difficulty. </p>

<p>From what I hear and from experience, test 5 in the blue book is the most "difficult." Does it usually get harder than this, or is it easier if not the same?</p>

<p>Thank you for your responses :)</p>

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<p>Um well I'll tell you that I scored around 2100-2300 range, which is quite a few errors mind you, and then on the real thing only missed 1 CR and 1 M question (I never came close to this in the BB), and got this for my scores:</p>

<p>800 CR
770 M
680 W (only because I epic failed my essay)</p>

<p>so in my experience it's harder. Either that or I focus more on test day.</p>

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<p>Yea, I was scoring around 750 on math, lower 700s on reading, and high 700s on writing. This is my real score: 740m,730cr,800w.</p>

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<p>haha thank you guys very much for your quick and helpful responses</p>

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<p>Well, the ranges are pretty vague unless you look at the Raw scores. I think it's hard to tell given that vague range from the BB.</p>

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<p>seriously man this ****es me off.</p>

<p>collegeboard needs to die.</p>