Hey Grok What Would Someone Getting a 1600 SAT Score Today Get on the 1980 SAT Exam with The Old Rules and Time?

Grok reports:

In the mid-1980s (closest published data), only about 5 students out of nearly 1 million scored a perfect 1600. That is roughly 1 in 200,000. Today a 1600 occurs a few hundred times a year out of ~2 million test-takers (roughly 1 in 2,500–4,000). The old ceiling was simply much harder to reach.

Imagine that.