<p>What do you guys think the curve is going to be? This is my idea:</p>
<p>Raw number , Score
75, 800
63, 800
62, 790
61, 790
60, 780
59, 780
58, 770
57, 760
56, 760
55, 750
54, 740
53, 740
52, 730
51, 730
50, 730
49, 720
48, 710
47, 710
46, 700
45, 690
44, 680
43, 670
42, 660
41, 660
40, 650</p>
<p>This is based on recent curves and the difficulty of those tests and the assumption that the blue book test is more generously curved than the recently adminstered ones.</p>
<p>Make comments and try to exact the curve</p>
<p>Where did you find the data for recent curves?</p>
<p>I think a 62 is going to be 800.</p>
<p>^^Different forums online and how people thought the curves would be and how their scores turned out, it only took about an hour, you can google it, there’s a lot of discussion on this on CC too</p>
<p>^Xanedrin: I hope so haha</p>
<p>Can anyone who took the December test and JAN test or even a recent and Jan test tell us difference in difficulty and what they got last time and how many wrong/omits they had? It would really be helpful</p>
<p>On the subject test score report, is the raw score given as well as the scaled score?</p>
<p>^Don’t kno, this is my first subject test</p>
<p>No, it is not given, so u will never know what ur raw score was.</p>
<p>is it difficult to get a 800 if i can get likea 4 on the AP exam?</p>
<p>^Lol I havent taken AP Physics, but maybe someone can help.</p>
<p>I made the dumb, stressful decision of studying basically 65-70% of physics by myself >.<</p>
<p>^I did the same, studying just 100% of physics by myself, but it was not my fault, it was my school system’s.</p>
<p>^I feel ya bro 
My teacher wasn’t AMAZING</p>
<p>In all fairness, the vast majority of high school physics courses don’t teach much of the material on the Physics subject test. I’m currently enrolled in AP Physics C, and I still had to do quite a bit of self-preparation.</p>
<p>^Very true, i think Physics B is probably the best prep</p>
<p>I’m doing AP Physics B and I’m breezing through the SATII Physics Prep class.</p>
<p>^At least u had a Physics teacher :P. At school, they did not even offer standard physics courses, so I had to start studying physics one month before the SAT. I just hope I can get a 750+.</p>
<p>lol. My school even offers an SAT subject test prep class of your choice (1 per semester usually). I did chem last semester and now I’m doing physics.</p>
<p>so you reckon a 4 range on the AP physics B exam will be an 800? or how much more will i have to work?</p>
<p>@Xanadrin: 
You’re crazyyyy lol one month of prep when you didnt have a teacher?!</p>
<p>@NspiredOne: You should probably be confident of a 5 to be confident of getting an 800.</p>
<p>I know, lol. But it’s OK. With a score of 750 I will be more than happy :P</p>