<p>ok i just took the SAT II math I and i omitted 10/50!! is that bad?..most of them i didnt get to b/c i was slow.</p>
<p>Time is the biggest challenge on the math 2. Most people don't finish. You cant get an 800 with 10 omits, but a 770 or 780 is possible if you are very accurate.</p>
<p>haha I omitted 11!!!!!!! lol</p>
<p>I absolutely cannot finish a math 2 test for my life.</p>
<p>You just need to practice and eventually you will go faster.</p>
<p>i omited 7 and got a few wrong and i got 710... so you can still do well if you omit a lot.</p>
<p>Wasn't OP referring to Math I?</p>
<p>If you omitted 10 on the Math I, that's (I'm sorry to say) really bad ._.</p>
<p>The Math I has a really harsh scoring curve because it's considered the 'easy' test.</p>
<p>Now, if you made a typo and did mean the Math II, then that's okay, I omitted 7 and I think I got one or two wrong and still got a 780</p>
<p>I omitted six and am expecting a 660. Needless to say: I made alot of mistakes.
You say you had no time to finish, so I'm assuming that you spent more than enough time on the other 40. so you should be able to get most of them right. If you do then I guess you might get something in the mid 700s.</p>
<p>o MathI, didt pay attention... that score was on MathII</p>
<p>Practice practice practice to get faster. Ommitting that much it pretty much kills your score.</p>
<p>not if he actually wanted a score that was already dead. But he obviously doesn't.</p>