Enter each test date's scaled section scores. We'll pick your best RW and best Math.
Choose Single Test or Superscore across multiple test dates.
Type the number of correct RW and Math answers.
See instant 200-800 section scores and 400-1600 total.
Compare your score to national SAT test-taker percentiles.
Each section's raw score is converted to a scaled score 200-800 using a typical SAT curve. The total is the sum of both section scores. For superscore, the best Reading & Writing and best Math scaled scores from separate test dates are added.
Total SAT = RW_scaled(raw_RW) + Math_scaled(raw_Math)
Digital SAT Reading & Writing has 54 scored questions; Math has 44 scored questions.
Each section scales from 200 to 800, so the total ranges from 400 to 1600.
There's no penalty for wrong answers — always guess on blanks.
Superscoring: many colleges take your best RW and best Math across multiple test dates.
A 1200 SAT is roughly the 75th percentile; 1400 is around the 95th percentile.
Raw-to-scaled curves vary slightly by test form; treat results as estimates.
The Digital SAT is adaptive — your Module 2 difficulty depends on Module 1 performance.
Convert Digital SAT raw scores to scaled 200-800 section scores and 400-1600 total. Includes percentile estimates and a superscore calculator to combine your best sections across multiple test dates.
Count correct answers in each section. Reading & Writing has 54 questions, Math has 44. Each raw score is converted to a 200-800 scaled score using the College Board's equating curve. Add the two section scores to get your total (400-1600).
Percentiles compare your score to other test-takers. A 1200 is about the 75th percentile, 1300 is 87th, 1400 is 95th, and 1500+ puts you in the top 2% nationally. College admissions use percentiles to benchmark applicants.
Superscoring combines your highest Reading & Writing score and highest Math score across different test dates. Many colleges accept superscores, which can boost your reported total by 20-100 points. Use the superscore mode to plan your best combined result.
The Digital SAT (launched 2024) is shorter, adaptive, and delivered on a laptop or tablet. Scoring still uses the 400-1600 scale, but raw score totals differ: 54 RW + 44 Math questions instead of the old 96+ question format. Curves are generally forgiving.
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