<p>I recently took the November 5 sat. I am fine with the scores for writing and math, however I got an outrageous score for reading of 620. I was very confident in thay section which I have taken multiple times and scored in the range of 700 and above every time. I do not have a full report back yet but I feel like something might be wrong. In that case, do you think it is a viable reason to ask for a hand rescore. Perhaps I bubbled the 20 min section wrong or shifted my bubbles. Otherwise, I am afraid that I will just have to take it again.</p>
<p>as far as i know its highly unlikely for the answers to be checked wrong. i suggest you take it again. whats the big deal in appearing once more. look at me(though i havent appeared for sat even once).</p>
<p>This is the second time I’ve taken it, and if the reading score was what I had expected, i would have had a great score. Its quite a hassle to take the SAT again, and I just don’t think the reading score correlates with what I normally score. I’ve taken tutoring and improved my reading quite a lot. The first SAT I took, I did better however and I was not even sure about most of the problems wheras I was very confident with the reading section on this last test. Its only $50, and I think that it is likely I just shifted my bubbles on accident (so I’m not saying that the SAT machine was wrong but a hand check score would give me a good chance).</p>