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I have recently done my first practice test on Feb 16th and got an 1090. But with some prep, reading through John's modules in this course and getting Aniko Premium I managed to reach and avg. 1180-1190. Now I was just wondering when do I do tests?? Meaning like how many (lets say this week for example) tests should I do on avg per week? 1,2,3 or 4? Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you! Clarification: By tests, I mean the Bluebook Test/College Board ones they have online

I know some of you might be taking the SAT in just 2 weeks. And for many of you: - You have no idea what to do - Every study method online seems impossible to do in this amount of time - You're beginning to just think, "Eh, I'm screwed. Let's just try again in May." Last year before the August SAT, I made a 2-week study plan known as "The 14-Day SAT Rescue Plan." I made it after hearing tons of students say they had no idea how to improve their SAT scores in just 2 weeks. Lowkey, when I first made it, I was unsure what would happen. Even I was unsure whether it was actually possible to see improvement in just 2 weeks. But now, over 200 students have used it, and I've seen results like: - +100 points in just 2 weeks - Hitting above 1500 for the first time in just 2 weeks - Getting 800 Math after just two days in it (some screenshots below) Now, yes, you can get the plan on its own, but if you want to make the process even easier, with... ✅ Aniko Premium (20,000+ questions and an AI tutor) ✅ Group Coaching (where I answer your questions) ✅ Rewards for Studying (like 1-on-1 tutoring and Practice Test reviews) ...you can find that all in The March 1400+ Academy. Includes the 14-Day Rescue Plan and everything else listed above. Would love to see you in there! Alright, now enough self-promotion. I will return back to my cave.

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I just did a practice test few days ago and got 1090. Then I finished all of John's 3 modules (grammar, reading, desmos). The modules took 2 days to finish and then today I started Aniko with daily 70-90 questions. My expectations for the real SAT is I want ofc between 1300-1500 (outlandish, even hilarious expectation for my current score range but I can do it), so I wanted to ask like how many questions I should for SAT daily? 90? 100? 200? A good number will be really helpful for me. Ty! Edit: Forgot to add this but good news is aniko predicted my score to be 1170! which i find to be a huge W as I just recently gave my practice test on Bluebook so seeing tht win of 80 points is a huge W