<p>Sparknotes says 44 and other says 43. Please 43 :(</p>
<p>It depends on how people did on the test. If it was a particularly hard test, then it’s 43. Unfortunately, it’s almost always 44.</p>
<p>44 is the score most of the time. Barron’s even the SAT blue book for Subject Tests shows 44.</p>
<p>depends on how hard the test was.
For example, the official college board study guide has two math II practice tests. For the first one, which I found easier, the minimum raw score for 800 was 44. For the second one, which I found harder, the minimum raw score for 800 was 43.</p>
<p>Do any of you know what the minimum raw score need for an 800 was for prior tests?</p>
<p>According to the McGraw Hill Book, a 43-50 is anywhere from a 770-800. So it may be have been as high as 45 or even a 46 (???) for really easy tests. That being said I think I saw a 42 once being a 800, im pretty sure that has happened a few times.</p>
<p>It is around 43-44 as most said. However, make sure you count the deduction for wrong answer when calculating your score. So you can only get up to 5 wrong (-6.25 = -6 => 44) for 800 if you answered all questions. If you got 6 wrong, it will be -7.5 = -8 => 42.</p>
<p>^No it’s not. -7.5 is rounded to a 7, not 8.</p>
<p>^ You are right. The number is rounded after subtraction.</p>