<p>Hey guys!
So I took the SAT, and scored 650 in math (composite 2100).
I'm giving the SAT again on December 6th to push up my math score, but I seem to be stuck in the low 600s range. I've done Kaplan, Barron's and BB tests but haven't crossed 660. :/ Is there any way for me to get a 720 at the very least?</p>
<p>Thanks!! :)</p>
<p>Also, when I get to questions which I have no clue at all how to solve, and can’t eliminate any answers, should I guess? Or leave it blank? Which would give me better chances in terms of scoring higher?</p>
<p>Figure out which areas you don’t understand/get questions wrong it and practice those types of questions. Try to knock down as many of these as possible. Each one would probably gain you about 20-40 points. Eg. if you are bad at quadratic equations, just review that chapter and do a lot of practice problems until youre comfortable with it.</p>