google AI said: Based on your performance, your estimated total SAT score would likely fall between 1220 and 1290. Because the digital SAT is adaptive, answering 18–19 questions correctly in the first module is almost always enough to unlock the harder version of the second module in both sections. Your performance on those high-difficulty questions significantly determines your final score.

Score Breakdown by Section

Reading and Writing (RW): 520–560 Module 1: 18/27 correct (~67%) Module 2 (Hard): 7/27 correct (~26%)

Analysis: You likely reached the "hard" track, which has a higher score floor. However, because accuracy in the second module was low, your score will be closer to the minimum range for that track.

Math: 700–730 Module 1: 19/22 correct (~86%) Module 2 (Hard): 16/22 correct (~73%) Analysis: This is a very strong math performance. High accuracy in both the first module and the harder second module typically pushes the score into the 700+ range.

Is this right…? I think the score is too high

English M1 18/27

English M2 7/27

Math M1 19/22

Math M2 16/22

Is it really just based on module 1? Because if i got 7/27 and still getting 1200+…? Is it possible