PSAT PREP AND STUDY TIPS

Here My best study Tips: Flashcards, Get enough sleep to focus, Chew Gum, Study partner, And remember not to push yourself. I hope this helps you!!

I would definitely use bluebook practice tests, but aside from knowing what's on the test, I'd focus on not making mistakes ON the test-usually that's what causes lower scores. I'd review each section thoroughly and run out the clock on practice tests to accurately simulate a max score.

the PSAT isn't really important, I wouldn't worry about it. I got like an 1270 on mine, and then went on to get 1450 on my SAT. Keep in mind that colleges don't accept the PSAT, and that it's harder than the SAT.

Each section for me at least was mostly multiple choice (thank god). Math was mostly algebra 2, with some geometry and a little algebra 1. English was mostly filling in the blank for a sentence and picking which word would work best, occasionally summarizing and deciding what the writer was trying to convey.

For me the way that helped me prepare for it was take practice tests and each time I took it I always aimed to get a higher score than what I got before. Another thing is that I watched Youtube videos about the PSAT and different ways to manage your time while taking it! For me the 2 English parts each had 27 questions and it was a lot of grammer and reading passages and answering questions. The 2 Math parts consisted of 22 questions each and it had Algebra,Geometry, and Trigonometry. Good Luck and I hope you do well!!

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Try practicing what you learn in school or watching YouTube tutor videos. Bluebook, the app you'll take the digital PSAT on, has practice exams, so try that too. The PSAT is composed of two Reading and Writing modules and two Math modules. Without breaks, it should take about 2 hours and 15 minutes.

I'll suggest to do as much practice as you can and go for SAT suite bank.