I wanted to know if my bluebook practice tests were the same difficulty as the real test to I could know to study more or a little less.

I've been grinding English to improve my previous score of 660, and I finally hit 800 in bluebook.plus (this isn't full test though)

i'm currently working on the YouTube video: All of SAT Reading Explain in X Minutes so that may honestly be what some of you would want. but any other resources that would specifically help you before the August test? i can work on making one this weekend.

⚡ the “no-time” SAT study plan i’ve been telling everyone to do my 14-Day SAT prep course… but let's be real here: the course is IN-DEPTH. it's not just "do 10 problems." it has a LOT of work per day, since it's trying to prepare you the best it can. so, what if you want to do the absolute minimum and still get the best score possible? back before the june SAT, i made a video on exactly that. here's the stripped-down version of what i said back then: step 1 – find your weak spots fast - take 2 full SAT practice tests — untimed. - write every single wrong question in a google doc. - this is your personal hit list. step 2 – drill only what matters - for each missed question, plug the question type into chatgpt (use my SAT generator prompt in the community) or find similar ones on oneprep.xyz. - get 10 fresh questions for that type and do them. - repeat until you’re hitting 8/10 correct every time. step 3 – test day simulation - if you’ve got time left, take another full SAT timed. - feel the stress now, not on test day. this isn’t the ultimate score-max plan. but if you’ve got no time and don’t want to bomb the test? this is your best shot. possible daily plan: Day 1: Take the Practice Test Day 2-4: Do Work for Reading Problems Day 6-8: Do Work for Math Problems Day 9: Do the Second Practice Test Day 10: Review Any Last-Minute Stuff 🎥 video version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elrRfOiGFsU&t=8s

The Question I Hate Most: "Can I go from X to Y in my score in Z days?" Here’s the truth: The answer is almost always YES. - 1100 → 1400 in 10 days? ✅ - 900 → 1300 in a month? ✅ - 1450 → 1500 in 3 days? ✅ It all comes down to two things: 1️⃣ How much time you put in 2️⃣ The strategy you use If your strategy is wrong, no amount of grinding will save you. That’s why I built a day-by-day plan here that tells you EXACTLY what to do — zero guesswork, zero confusion. But even if you don’t use my plan, here’s the golden rule: - Find the mistakes you make most often - Learn the strategy to make sure you never make them again For Reading, that might mean changing your approach to tricky questions. For Math, it might mean brushing up on a specific problem type. Do this every time you practice…and your score WILL go up. Want it to be even easier? You can watch Day 1 & Day 2 of the plan for FREE here — they’ll walk you through this process step-by-step, EVEN if you only watch those two.