PSAT Results - Compare

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Compass Prep updated the cutoffs. The results show a strong upward trend in cutoffs for the class of 2026.

I notice a smaller number of PSAT juniors, Class of 2026 (1,445,000) compared to previous years. Is it "a Demographic cliff "?

Is it possible the late November test-takers weren’t yet included? DC’s school took the PSAT on 10/30, and scores were just released to their high school yesterday.

They just added the late November test takers yesterday, so the post is up to date with the scores that release to students today

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Compass Prep updated the cutoffs. The results show a strong upward trend in cutoffs for the class of 2026.

I notice a smaller number of PSAT juniors, Class of 2026 (1,445,000) compared to previous years. Is it "a Demographic cliff "?

Is it possible the late November test-takers weren’t yet included? DC’s school took the PSAT on 10/30, and scores were just released to their high school yesterday.

They just added the late November test takers yesterday, so the post is up to date with the scores that release to students today

I meant late October! Oops!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1330 in 10th grade.
If he preps for the SAT this summer, that should also help with the PSAT next fall, right?

Yes, PSAT is somewhat easier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1430 in 10th

What do you guess 11th and 12th grade scores would be with some prepping?

Mid 1500’s should be attainable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC dropped a bit from 10th grade to 11th but not much. Dropped in reading section. Math the same as 10th.

My DC also dropped in reading, but did increase in math.

[Anonymous]

when are today's scores released?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:when are today's scores released?

probably 6 pm eastern

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Digital test has gotten too easy. The jumps from 10th to 11th for so many are too dramatic. 1510/10th with only a few dozen practice questions on question bank.

you get there is a curve?

[Anonymous]

Are scores available by school yet?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1430 in 10th

What do you guess 11th and 12th grade scores would be with some prepping?

Mid 1500’s should be attainable

Max PSAT 10 score is 1520, so 1430/1520 is not that different than mid 1500s/1600. But gains at the higher end are less predictable and 'harder earned.'

[Anonymous]

If a sophomore gets 1470 SAT, what will likely SAT score be by 12th grade?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If a sophomore gets 1470 SAT, what will likely SAT score be by 12th grade?

add 100 points

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1330 in 10th grade.
If he preps for the SAT this summer, that should also help with the PSAT next fall, right?

Yes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1430 in 10th

What do you guess 11th and 12th grade scores would be with some prepping?

If you're talking about the PSAT, my kid got a 1390/207 selection index in 10th after taking the test cold. This last summer, she maybe did 20 hours total of using a prep book, and increased to 1500/224 SI in 11th.

A 224 selection index should be a safe score for NMSF in any state, right?

[Anonymous]

How many juniors, and what % overall, of kids manage to get the full score 1520 on PSAT every year? Anyone know?