<p>How does the score in Dr. Chungs math book compare to the score in the actual test?
There's 20 practice tests in Dr. Chung's and so far I've done 5 of them and scored:
Test 1: 640
Test 2: 620
Test 3: 690
Test 4: 670
Test 5: 690</p>
<p>If anyone has used this book before can they tell me their scores in Chungs and also their actual scores?</p>
<p>I wouldn’t recommend taking the Chung tests. While the 50 tips might be useful, taking tests aside from the blue book can practically be a complete tests. Especially when they are “harder than the real thing” such as Chung’s book.</p>
<p>I haven’t used Dr. Chung’s SAT Math I, but for IC and IIC, I was consistently scoring 100 points higher on other prep materials (including Blue Book for Subject tests).</p>
<p>For Math Level 1, I was getting ~630 on Dr.Chung’s, but got 750 on the real thing.</p>
<p>I did notice, however, that Dr. Chung uses his own raw <-> scaled score chart (for IC, at least, so that probably provides a decently accurate score conversion.)</p>
<p>The first time I took my SATs, I got a 620 on my math (horrible, I know). I used Dr. Chung’s book to study and I was consistently scoring 650’s a few months back. Waiting on my new scores to see if the book helped!</p>
<p>Dr. Chung’s math book is quite difficult. I’ve received around 710s on the practice tests in his book. However, I easily got an 800 in math on the May 2013 SAT.</p>