So for this i'm mostly looking answers from others in Türkiye especially the ones who took the test this year, my question is about the calculators, it seems that rules for them change slightly each year, so my question is, did you bring your own calculator? or did they provide the calculators? Also if you did where did you get the calculator and do you have any links for that? like where i can buy it?

Got 1350 hopefully i can make it over 1500 by December.

Okay ı just now learned about PSAT, obviously i can't take it or have any benefit from it anymore. But i do have a brother who is a sophomore. Would you recommend that he takes the test? do you think he should take it next year? Would it make any diffrence for him when he takes the SAT 2 years later? I want him to have a better chance than ı do now but i also don't want to stress him or cause him to feel overwhelmed so early.

okay so i took my first bluebook practice test on 1 september and i got a 1310, i wasnt familiar with the SAT exam format so i just wanted to see how much i could score without any proper prep. (i didnt even know how desmos worked) i took my 2nd practice sat test on 18th september after doing the khan academy free DSAT course (only the math part) and i scored a 1460(790 on math) im trying to focus on reading and writing now, just finished the khan academy course on it today and will take a practice test soon to mark my progress. i'd like to hear some suggestions and thoughts, maybe a proper roadmap you guys are currently on rn? i'll take the real test on november 8th

The June SAT is in 30 days. If you're testing on June 6, every day from here matters. Here's what you need to do right now. Step 1: Take the Diagnostic Test Before you study anything, you need to know where your score is right now. The Diagnostic Test (half-test) on Aniko is way shorter than a full SAT and it tells you: - Your predicted score - The exact question types costing you the most points - Where to spend your study time first Do this as soon as possible → [Diagnostic Test] Step 2: Pick your path Once you know your current score, you've got two options: Option A — Go through the 5-Day SAT Prep Plan. This will guide you through our free Desmos, Grammar, and Passage Questions courses. Here's a quick [walkthrough] of how to find it all. Option B — Go all-in with Mission 1400+. If you want the full Math and Reading & Writing courses (every problem type, not just the most common ones), a custom study plan built around your diagnostic score, two weekly calls with me, 1-on-1 support through the Credit system, and the fastest path from where you are now to your target score, that's what Mission 1400+ is built for. Plus, it's backed by this guarantee: Score 100+ points higher on the SAT, or I'll coach you 1-on-1 for free until you do. → [Upgrade to Mission 1400+] One more thing. This community only works if you actually show up. Post your progress. Comment and like other people's posts. Do stuff. If you just lurk, nobody benefits (lol) See you in here. — John