I just did all 10 college board practice tests free online and studied my mistakes for like 2-3 weeks and got 1570. Update: Just got into Dartmouth and Northwestern! (Also Harvard Waitlist)

I got 1590 🎉

got a 1600 with the 10 practice exams college board makes available… the prep books are expensive and not helpful

Math : - the Princeton reviews- SAT premium Prep - Dr. John Chung’s - 6th edition- SAT math 16 complete tests Writing: - The Princeton review- SAT premium Prep (as used for math) Reason and history passage: - PrepVantage SAT reading- Literature & History passages Practice Tests: -Khan Academy practice tests “Good Luck w your exam”- P

I used khan academy alone and got a 1540.

Thanks, I'll get that prepvantage book! Just got a 1470 in a practice test, my highest score. Your advice to read passages slower and actually absorb the main idea was really helpful.

you should also use PWN: the SAT Math guide, and Erica Meltzers books

Thanks bro 🙏🏽

thanks man :)

I sat for the SAT with no practice and got a 1370, trying to improve now. hope to give updates:}

My NCERT maths textbook is more than enough for SAT maths paper

thank you a lot

Try Rd sharma

I just spent $100 lol i hope i get more than 1500 in this oct sat😭

we have the same hoodie bro laaaool

how much time did it take for u to prepare for sat??

Kindlg someone provide the link of the college board practice papers.... i'd be really thankful !

can we use this for digi sat also ??

Recommend for Digital Sat?

Guys help me to study SAT! How to join it?

I'ma solve my Irodov and shit on the math in there

Is Dr.John Chungs book still good for the Digital SAT?

You couldn't have recommended worse materials to students. Firstly, the big brands (Princeton Review, Kaplan, Barron's etc.) are McDonald's Test prep: cheap and convenient, but low quality. The questions in them are wildly inaccurate as well. Secondly, John Chung's math is completely pointless for the SAT; doing harder problems seems beneficial in theory, but completely useless in practice. To illustrate this, imagine if I told you to practice playing basketball with a higher net and smaller rim than what will be used for the big game. Will it be harder? Yes. However, your mechanics will be borked. Independent offerings like 1600io Orange Book, Erica Meltzer, and College Panda are infinitely better.

Im an indian student who studies in 9th grade. can anyone explain me how to give SAT in india and if i get good score (i hope) what will be its benefits? And for sure the ncert textbooks are superior. I SAID WHAT I SAID. 😭👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

aaaa I have a little less than 2 months to prepare but I know I will do well

Please where can I get those books .

This will be outdated soon because of the digital sat.

where can i find math exercises for any test?

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Is 1 year for SAT prep is enough?

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Amazing brotha