Most people scoring 700+ on SAT-M experience no time pressure on the test. (That could be read as tautological, but I’m fairly convinced that there is no real time pressure that would dramatically shift the “SMPY/SET eligible” from not. The questions are straightforward and there’s more than ample time provided for those with a realistic chance of scoring 700+.)

The extent of my tutoring was a public school guidance counselor explaining to our whole class who was taking the test that there was statistically no penalty for guessing and how the “A is greater, B is greater, C means equal, D means indeterminate” questions worked. That was 30 minutes at most.