<p>@cc2016: i had practiced for a month and a half, with my mid terms and all happening at the same time. its not really the amount of time you practice, just give your best when you do (though after how i messed up i’m not really entitled to give this kind of advice but X|)</p>
<p>Best of luck man!</p>
<p>@CC2016 I second User95 here. The best way to improve your scores is to practice more and more with collegeboard materials such as two blue books, SAT online courses and released QAS.
By the way, the parenthetical disclaimer above by User95, is applicable to me too.</p>
<p>^yup everyone’s good on advice and bad on tests. That’s human nature. :P:P</p>
<p>How bout selecting those 4 collleges after the results, i mean fo SAT…will it be available ??</p>
<p>Not after the results,but 10 days after your examination.</p>
<p>you can still send the scores after the results but they wont be free. tough luck!</p>