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6. Step 5: Check out “Skills Insight” How it works 1.Select the section 2.Select the section First, select the section of the SAT where you would like to focus— reading, math or writing. 3.Choose a score band 4.Choose a score band Second, select the range where your score is now. You can use your scores from the PSAT/NMSQT®, the SAT or any practice test you have taken. If you haven't taken any tests yet, you may want to start at the lowest score band to give you a good starting point to gauge your area of strengths. 5.What are score bands? We've grouped the SAT scores into six "score bands" between 200 and 800. For each band, we provide examples of a typical student's skills who scores within that band. The information is based on the performance of students who have taken the SAT.What are score bands? 6.Select a skill group 7.Select a skill group Finally, select a skill group. Look at the types of skills tested in each score band. Try to answer the sample questions to see how you do. 8.Make sure that you understand the meaning of each skill in a score band. Reviewing the bands below and above yours can help you to recognize the differences between them.

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