<p>Hello!
I got 1610/2400 on my first SAT. I put in a LOT of effort in preparation. I prepared for about 3 months. I used the Princeton Review(2013) edition. I didn't have the official SAT guide.
I read the entire Princeton Review guide, followed all their techniques and practiced all the 4 tests included in the guide. In the practice tests I scored between 1400-1500.
I didn't do that well on my real SAT and was very disappointed. I find math easy but for some reason(probably overconfidence) I messed up my Math Section too! </p>
<p>My Sections scores are as follows-
Critical Reading 480
Math 630
Writing 500 (Multiple Choice-48, Essay-8) </p>
<p>After writing the practice tests, I go through the answer key and read the answer explanation for the right and wrong answers.
I guess I lost all my points in the passage questions. I messed it up real bad. </p>
<p>How do I improve my SAT score? I want to get above 2200 in my next SAT! Need all the help I can get. What can I do? What guides/books do I need?</p>
<p>Hey hang in there! I got 1700s at first too, but I eventually got up to 2100s.</p>
<p>First of all, do not use Princeton Review for Reading, they sucks for low scorer. They deliberately try to cajole u into using their nonsense strategies. I should know because for a while I was their victim</p>