<p>Alright. Now that we’ve got more information I can complete the CR curve.
Jesus Christ this was an INSANE Critical Reading Curve…</p>
<p>800 = 67
800 = 66
790 = 65
770 = 64
750 = 63
740 = 62
730 = 61
710 = 60
700 = 59
690 = 58
680 = 57
670 = 56
660 = 55</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure this is right.</p>
<p>Maybe when they made the test, the realized the Indian one was crazy hard, so they made the rest of the test easy and no one noticed?</p>
<p>hey… ik i’m really late to this thread but i was just looking at my march score report again… for CR i got 3 wrong & 1 omit but a 740? looking at the curves here, doesn’t that seem low?</p>
<p>67 -1 -3 -(3*.25) = 62.25 rounds to 62 which is 740.</p>
<p>reading: 56 mc and 11 wrong is 650
math: 52 and 2 wrong is 760
writing: 80 mc and 9 e is 800</p>
<p>bleh. i have a question-- assuming a 12 essay, how much could i get off for an 800? i was poking around the old threads; apparently for march it was about 5 wrong? that just seems a little too good to be true…</p>
<p>umm i might be confused but is that CR curve not really ridiculously harsh?</p>
<p>I’m still upset that 1 wrong 1 omit and 11 essay was 780. ***?</p>
<p>my scores (I dont know how to calculate the totals but here are the ones I got wrong):</p>
<p>740 math: -1 mc -2 open ended
730 CR: -5
760 writing: 10 essay 74 MC (-2)</p>
<p>I hate how 2 wrong is 65 = 800 in CR while 3 wrong is 63 = 770 in CR. Gave my SAT in November and apparently the internationals got the same test as the March one. Im hoping the curve is good.</p>