ACT

An ACT score of 26 is roughly equivalent to an SAT score between 1230 and 1250. This places both scores well above the national average.

ACT score of 26 is equal to 83rd percentile. This means you scored higher than 83% of all ACT exam takers. This is a strong score, competitive for many colleges and universities.

The lowest possible ACT composite score is 1. Note that each section (English, Math, and Reading) is also scored on a scale of 1 to 36.

ACT multiple-choice scores are typically available online within 2-8 weeks after your test date. If you took the ACT with writing, essay scores are usually available about 2 weeks after your multiple-choice scores.

Yes, 27 is a solid score! You are better than the average student. Many top universities accepts the score of 27. If you want Ivy League try for a better score. But 27 is a good score.

You begin ACT preparation by checking the syllabus, solving practice tests, and learning timing tricks. Start slow and then do more tests later. Following this can help one in getting a desired score.

To improve your ACT test scores by 10 points, you need to identify the areas of your weakness and strengths abnd then work accordingly on your weaker areas. Using the official ACT study materials and strategies, consistent practising with timed sections, and reviewing incorrect answers can help you a lot in getting good marks on the ACT.

To achieve a top score on the ACT essay, you must:

1. carefully analyse the prompt to understand the different perspectives and formulate your own nuanced argument.
2. develop your position with strong reasoning and specific examples, clearly articulating your analysis of the given perspectives.
3. organise your essay logically with a clear introduction, body paragraphs that develop your points, and a concluding summary, all while demonstrating proficient language use.

To prepare for ACT essay you should read everyday. On the test day read the question properly and then write. Give a proper logic and back it with examples. You must practice writing in different ways.

The ideal study time for the preparation of ACT exam is not univesal and it varies from student to student. However, many students find that 10-20 hours per week for 2-3 months gives enough time for ACT preparation.