<p>what are the good books you prefer for me btw I have solved bluebook + most of Qas + Kaplan</p>
<p>If you ace the barrons book. You’d be more than prepared for that 800. They make it harder so that you find the real test easier. I got 800s in math on two SAT tests because of that book. Really helps out. Plus it helps you train against time 
Good luck</p>
<p>@YBN1996 thanks :)</p>
<p>If you read the Important Threads on this forum you may find some different opinions</p>
<p>any more advices , books , or rules ??</p>
<p>honestly does are prob the best books out there, i would say just redo them, repetition helps on test day</p>
<p>yes, redo 4 or 5 test and understand why you got every question wrong. If you do this, next time you take the SAT you will be hitting you 700+ desired score.</p>
<p>You will need to improve your score in “2 steps.” First learn techniques and practice problems for breaking a 600. For this you will want to focus mostly on standard SAT strategies and practice Level 3 and 4 problems for 10 to 20 minutes per day.</p>
<p>Do this for about a month and then take a College Board practice test - if you do it right you should now be scoring between 600 and 700 (hopefully toward the higher end).</p>
<p>At this point you can shift your focus to more advanced tactics and focus primarily on level 4 and 5 problems.</p>
<p>Just keep practising! There are only so many types of questions they can ask you on the SAT. All the best :)</p>
<p>thanks @alcaraz - @drsteve</p>
<p>Yea barron’s the best way to improve your math score, but if barron’s is too hard then I suggest the pwn the sat math guide instead. Good luck!</p>
<p>what’s about gruber’s ??</p>