<p>Here is an image of my Math SAT score report:
<a href="http://img695.yfrog.com/img695/780/201002201151.png%5B/url%5D">http://img695.yfrog.com/img695/780/201002201151.png</a></p>
<p>Does that look correct, that out of 54 total questions, 51 were correct, 1 was incorrect, and 2 were omitted, and I was scored with a 720? This would mean that I was deducted 80 points for 1 incorrect and 2 omitted answers.</p>
<p>Yup. To score 800, you need them all correct. Depending on test administration, to score ~770, you can only miss one but leave zero blank. At the top level, leaving one blank is practically the same as missing it. I would guess that three wrong would also be a 720, or perhaps 710. Thus, the ‘penalty’ for guessing…</p>
<p>yea its dumb i had a 50 raw score with 710 too, your case seems slightly worse tho</p>
<p>there was a harsh curve this time around for math and reading. -1 was a 770 -2 was a 740</p>
