My SAT score did not improve despite a significant change in the number of questions I got correct.

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Nevin

June 18, 2020 18:42

I took an SAT test and scored 1330 (this was Practice Test 1). A month later I took another SAT test and scored 1430 (Practice Test 10).

The problem was that I got the exact same Reading and Writing score despite a significant change in the number of questions I got correct.

In reading, I got 4 more correct than my first test and in writing, I got 5 more correct yet despite this I still got a 660. Can someone please help me understand why my score did not improve?

Thanks in advance.

PS Here are my numbers

Practice Test 1

Reading: 9 wrong Writing: 11 wrong

Overall Score: 660

Practice Test 10

Reading: 5 wrong Writing: 6 wrong

Overall Score 660

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andrea.martinez

June 22, 2020 17:04
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Hi Nevin,

Thank you for writing in with your question! To better assist you, I would recommend you submit a new support request. We'll be happy to look into this for you.

Thanks for being part of our community. :)
Mihikavan2014

June 24, 2020 20:05
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Hey,

idk if you still need this but the reason that the score might not have improved that much might be due to the curve on the tests. Each tests have a different curve fr each section depending on the difficulty so even though you got a lot more correct it might have to do with the difficulty of the test itself. Hope that helped

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