I have a rough estimate of the questions I wasn't 100% sure on for the SAT. Assuming I got ALL these questions wrong, what do you think my scores will be for each of the sections/overall?
- Reading - 12 questions at most (maybe closer to 6)
- Writing and Language - 9 questions (feeling closer to 5 though)
- Math (both with and without calculator) - 4 questions (feeling about 1 for sure though)
Based upon the scoring charts for the four practice tests that have been released by the College Board, if you got the maximum number of questions wrong you think you got wrong (12 on Reading, 9 on Writing, and 4 on Math) your score would look like this:
- Evidence Based Reading & Writing: 650
- Math: 760
- Total score (out of 1600): 1410
If you'd get wrong the number of questions you think is more realistic (e.g. closer to 6 wrong on Reading, 5 wrong on Writing, and 1 wrong on Math), your score would look like this:
- Evidence Based Reading & Writing: 710
- Math: 790
- Total score (out of 1600): 1500
Sources: Converting raw to scaled scoring on the SAT and the official College Board practice test scoring charts.