There is no set number of questions that you can get wrong and still score above 1500 on the SAT, as the number of questions that you can miss and still achieve a high score depends on the specific test form and the difficulty level of the questions. However, as a rough estimate, you would generally need to answer around 85-90% of the questions correctly in order to achieve a score above 1500. This means getting missing between 6–10 questions out of the total 154 questions on the exam.