Is Maths compulsory for ACT?

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Yes, the Math section is mandatory. You cannot skip it if you want a total score. It is one of the main four parts. Even if you hate numbers, you have to take it. Try to learn the easy formulas to grab quick points. It counts for your Composite score.

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