<p>Like a lot of you May test-takers, deep down I'm hoping CB messed up and my score is actually better than what I got. At the same time, however, I did decently for a first time, and I'm well aware of how extremely unlikely it is that this is true. But until I find out that there was no mistake in scoring and I'm being unrealistic, I was just thinking, and I have a question: under the writing score, in the subscores for MC score, is that including the 1/4 point deduction? The reason I ask is because I got a 12 on my essay and 68/80 MC. This isn't bad at all, I know, but writing is my best section, and I just know i can do better on the MC than that. The thing is, I didn't omit a single question on writing (I'm 99% sure). So isn't 12 raw points off impossible with no omissions? Or am I just retarded? 8 wrong = 70/80, 9 wrong = 69/80, 10 wrong = 67/80. So either I just missed one and forgot about it (which I will kick myself if I somehow did, because I finished with enough time to go through all of them again), or perhaps there was a mistake? Wishful thinking I know, but hey, just was wondering.</p>
<p>you are just messing with differences of one MC score. Don't be silly. It's not gonna ruin ur score.</p>
<p>No actually. If you miss 10 questions. Your raw score would be -12.5. That sounds up to -12.</p>
<p>The MC score scale goes down fairly quickly. A 68/80 probably means that you missed no more than 5 or 6 questions total out of 49.</p>
<p>I missed 5 questions (with a 12 essay) on the January 2006 SAT and my MC raw score was 67/80.</p>