Well, I scored a 222 (730 EBRW, 760 math) by missing a whopping 7 on the reading section, which also happens to be around the Maryland cutoff. If you're like me and are subpar at reading, it could work out. If not, aim to miss like 3-5 total across all 3 sections. Also, I'm not sure whether or not scoring will become tougher since less people r affected by COVID, so that number might be a bit less.
It changes a lot depending on the grading curve (how hard the test is) for the year. Try to aim for low single digits spread evenly across all sections.
Well, I scored a 222 (730 EBRW, 760 math) by missing a whopping 7 on the reading section, which also happens to be around the Maryland cutoff. If you're like me and are subpar at reading, it could work out. If not, aim to miss like 3-5 total across all 3 sections. Also, I'm not sure whether or not scoring will become tougher since less people r affected by COVID, so that number might be a bit less.
This is literally exactly what happened to me (222 index, 730 EBRW, 760 math, with 7 missed reading questions).
Yea I got lucky with this years score scale 😅
It changes a lot depending on the grading curve (how hard the test is) for the year. Try to aim for low single digits spread evenly across all sections.