<p>I am usually excellent at math and I was hoping to get an 800 today. However, today I ran out of time and couldn't answer 2 questions at the end of one section. I am fairly confident I got the rest right. What would be a math score estimate if I didn't answer 2 math questions??</p>
<p>Probably around 750-770.</p>
<p>800, if you only skipped 2. Math II right? I heard math I’s curve sucks.you have to answer all of them for 800 i heard</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure he’s talking about the actual SAT test. The range is 740-780, with a 760 average. </p>
<p>Yes sorry for being unclear…I am talking about the SAT reasoning test</p>
<p>My kid is excellent at math too - took the SAT a month ago and missed 2 answers (one mistake, and one ran out of time). Score was 750 (97th percentile)</p>
<p>In May, my friend got two wrong on math, and received a 780 (I think). Otherwise, probably expect 750-770.</p>
<p>-2 is around the following on each of the Maths collegeboard offers</p>
<p>SAT Reasoning (SAT I) Math section = 750-790, likely going to be 770ish on a normal exam (not too difficult or easy)</p>
<p>Math Level I - 760-780</p>
<p>Math Level II - 800</p>