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The PSAT is a preliminary version of the SAT that is 2 hours and 45 minutes long. This test not only gives you an invaluable opportunity to practice and compare your scores with other test takers from all over the country, but if you get high scores, you may also qualify for many scholarships, including the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program.

The top 50,000 scorers on the PSAT are recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Program and sent letters of commendation. Each year, the program distributes more than $47 million to over 10,000 of these students.

The scores for the PSAT are grouped into two areas. The first is the Math section, and the second is composed of both the Reading and Writing sections combined. Each of the two sections will have a final score ranging from 160 to 760, and your overall PSAT score will be calculated by adding those two sections scores together, for a total possible score ranging from 320 to 1520.

Find out how to raise your PSAT scores and have all your questions answered right away at absolutely no charge.

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25 Minutes (no calculator)

45 Minutes (with calculator)

Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math

Math

35 Minutes

Grammar and Usage

Writing & Language

60 Minutes

Comprehension and Vocabulary In Context

Reading

Whether you're just starting out or you've been preparing for a while, I can help you raise your scores significantly. Together we will boost your verbal reasoning skills, tackle core math concepts, enhance your reading comprehension abilities, and increase your vocabulary.

The work we do together during our lessons is only part of the process. To ensure that you get the best preparation possible, I will have you apply the knowledge you've learned to homework, drills, and full-length practice tests.

The PSAT is a very predictable test, so by becoming familiar with the ins and outs of the test itself, we can ensure that you feel confident on the day of the exam. The less surprises you encounter, the less anxiety you'll feel and the better you'll do.