1. If you take practice tests using a device, work on your reading speed, especially for the Reading Section. 'Cos we read easier on a screen than on paper. The SAT is yet to be completely digital. Till then, aim to finish at least 10 minutes before the set time for the Reading Section.
2. Don't answer the Reading passages in order. They DRAAAAAAGGGG. If you can handle the pressure of shading answers in a non sequential manner during a timed test, go for it. Depending on the test you like to start with. Maybe the fiction passage is easiest for you, do that first then move to a social science passage, and then others. This is just my order. Using the practice tests find which passages are easiest for you and finding them first. If you aren't comfortable with leaving the hardest for last, do it how you wish.
3. Look out for skills which you did not do well in and practice them.
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SAT TIPS FOR A BETTER SCORE
Non-FictionSAT tips which will boost your score. Not the usual info. Borrowed from everywhere. Some from experience 😉. You should probably check it out. Undergoing serious editing.
