i dont think that i can get a good score ..any suggestion what to do ??
201271
Get a study book for the GRE. The test is not that bad. I took it and only spent 20 minutes on it and got an 89.
450437
STUDY AND TRY \nYOU WILL ACHIEVE
255404
I have been in the same boat as you...and now I am a teacher.  First you need to find out what criteria you need to meet in order to get a better grade.  Talk to the most evilist teacher alive, and let her know you want to get better grades.  Ask her if she has a rubric for grading her papers.  Perhaps you are not getting or studying the right information...such a waste to study something that really doesn't matter.  Good luck!
444892
Study more and give me ten and we can all be happy. Seriously, I understand, you are just nervous. Buckle down and put your mind to it!\nGood Luck To You!
391522
Study longer and harder , so you will be able to remember important things. That should improve your grades.
222368
How wrong is that???  You need to STUDY and earn a good score on your own; a doctored score means nothing, and since you are expected to actually know something about the subjects the SAT tests you on, if you do not then that lack will eventually catch up with you.  Getting into college (I assume that is what you are after) on the basis of a false score won't do you any good if you can't keep up with the workload.  Take the prep class, and buy a good study/prep guide as well.  There are several, so invest in the best one you can find; you should be able to borrow copies of other guides from your public library.  Work hard, be proud of yourself.  Don't sell yourself short, you can do it if you try.
208558
I got 4,5,5 in my year 6 SATs, but that didn't get me anywhere really. Don't worry about getting a high grade, just do your best and think of it as useful exam practice for when the important ones come up.
534732
You should take it again.  There is an excellent study guide called "Cracking the New SAT" and it's by The Princeton Review.  I highly recommend it... it will really help you get past the "evil tricks" on the test to get your best score possible.  For example, did you know that the SAT questions come in Easy, Medium, and Difficult?  And most sections go in order, so you can tell which ones are "supposed" to be harder than other ones?  And if you avoid the Difficult ones and focus on the ones you can actually answer, you will get a much better score?  Uh-huh, believe it!  Get the book, it rocks.  Good luck!
425606
I don't know what kind of random hits your teacher is making on the students.  Perhaps you can't get past that?  I went to three universities and graduated with a 4.0 GPA in all.  The key to my good grades was my note taking.  I took amazing notes and then when I got home, I went through them and outlined my notes making more sense of them.  By the time I got through outlining and making a really nice bunch of note pages, I knew the material.  It helps to not be freaked out by tests as well.  They never bothered me.  You either know it or you don't.  I think trying to study at the last minute outside the classroom door is foolish.  All that can do is get you all nervous and confused.  Even being around other students who are panicking over their last minute studying will have a negative effect on you.  I stayed away from the classroom and those students until the very last minute and didn't crack a book before the test.  Like I said, "If I didn't know it when I got there, I wasn't going to learn it in 5 minutes!"  I also helped other students study for their exams (the same ones I was taking) and this also solidified the information in my brain.  In that case, you give and you get something in return.  If there was an area which was extremely difficult to grasp onto, I stayed after class and talked to the instructor or made use of the computer programs available for that particular subject.  Good grades take hard work.  Your grades to date are not to be sneezed at, so don't be so hard on yourself.
118251
well, you should study or you might fail the test. think about that: study and pass the test, or not studying and getting a low grade on the test.\nBut if you feel like you know the information which you have to study, then you might get a good grade.
423916
There is more that goes into college applications than just test scores.  Are you involved in school activities, volunteer organizations or other extracurricular activities?  Many applications also require an essay and this plays some part in the admissions process as well.  Test scores unfortunately do not show the "whole picture".  Keep up the great work and look into more activities you can do to show that you are well rounded.  I'm sure you'll be fine =)
345512
Try to work out on verbal more, It is what matters for getting an admission in a reputed institution though the total score is somewhat less. anyway without much preparation also you can make in quantitave and speaking. \n    Anyway Dont waste a bit of time and \n    "ALL THE BEST"
225940
I do hope you are scoring around 80 % now and want to score 100%. If you are at still lower level then lot of efforts is needed,\nPRACTISE MAKES PERFECT .\nYou have to solve all the problems in each chapter . and when ever you get spare time mentally refresh the probelems and answers.\nOnce one chapter is over borrow mathematics books prescribed by  other schools for yourclass and solve problems given there for the same chapter.\nConstant practise would familiarise you to the technique of problem solving and you would find it a childs play to solve any problem in less than half the time others take. \nYou can review your answers too. best of luck
153263
firstly say to ur self that u can concentrate well ,then im sure u will do the best!!!have confidence in urself.
350475
Your scores sound impressive, but what the military thrives on is drive and passion.  Keep pushing for it, bud...you'll be flying before you know it.  But you can't give up now.  \nWe need pilots and we'll need you as well. \nAim High!
527862
trying to even the score.....
444949
First of all: way to go!!! Those are very competitive scores; the question now is not whether you'll get accepted, but how much financial support will you receive based on your scores. You definitely need to consider re-taking the physics test if you can review a few key concepts. You should also look into re-taking the ACT, since it was "nicer" to you, to raise your English score and pick up a few more points on Science/Reading. I do NOT recommend re-taking the SATI unless you know one of your target schools does not accept the ACT. Consider getting a little help with your ACT either from a book, or a private tutor. Good luck and, once again, congratulations!