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Free SAT Score Calculator — Digital SAT 2025 & 2026

Enter your correct answers for each of the 4 modules. Our calculator instantly converts your raw scores to scaled scores (400–1600), shows your percentile, and estimates your college matches — free, no login.

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Digital SAT Score Calculator

(2025 & 2026 Digital SAT format — 4 adaptive modules)

Reading & Writing — Module 1
27 questions
20 / 27 correct
Reading & Writing — Module 2
27 questions
(Difficulty depends on your Module 1 performance)
19 / 27 correct
Math — Module 1
22 questions
16 / 22 correct
Math — Module 2
22 questions
(Difficulty depends on your Module 1 performance)
15 / 22 correct
Module 2 Difficulty (optional):

ⓘ Standard is the most common. Choose Hard if you scored well on Module 1.

Results appear instantly — no signup needed
Estimated Score1,310

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How Do You Compare to Other Students?

Score distribution from thousands of students on practice exams

R&W Module 1 Score Distribution

Based on practice exam data from SAT students

24-27
15%
20-23
28%
16-19
32%
12-15
18%
0-11
7%
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Your score falls in the top 28% of students on this module

COLLEGE MATCHING

Which Colleges Match Your Score?

Your estimated score of 1240 qualifies you for these college tiers

Ivy League & MIT
1,500+
Typical Schools:Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT
Higher Score Needed
Top 20 Universities
1,400 – 1,550
Typical Schools:Duke, Northwestern, UCLA, UMich
Higher Score Needed
Top 50 Universities
1,280 – 1,420
Typical Schools:Boston U, Tulane, UC Santa Barbara
Almost There (+40 pts)
YOUR TIER
State Universities
1,100 – 1,300
Typical Schools:Penn State, Univ of Florida, Ohio State
✓ You Qualify
Community & Reg.
900 – 1,100
Typical Schools:Open-enrollment programs
Higher Score Needed

What Is a Good SAT Score?

Score tiers based on national percentile data from College Board

400-870Below Avg
870-1050Average
1050-1200Good
1200-1400Great
1400-1600Exceptional
Your Score: 1,240
1,050
Average SAT Score

National average for all test takers (50th percentile). Good for many regional universities and community colleges.

1,200+
Good SAT Score

Above average (74th %ile). Competitive for most 4-year state universities and less selective private colleges.

1,400+
Great SAT Score

Highly competitive (94th %ile). Strong candidate for top 20-50 universities nationwide.

1,600
Perfect SAT Score

Maximum possible. Achieved by less than 1% of all test takers. Ivy League tier.

PSAT Score Calculator

Convert your raw PSAT answers to a scaled score (320-1520). Estimate your percentile ranking and National Merit Scholarship eligibility for 2025/2026.

Same format as Digital SAT
PSAT/NMSQT Scale
Free & Instant

PSAT Module Scores

Reading & Writing M1
20 / 27 correct
Reading & Writing M2
19 / 27 correct
Math M1
16 / 22 correct
Math M2
15 / 22 correct
Module 2 Difficulty:

ACT Score Calculator

Enter your raw scores (correct answers) for all four ACT sections. Our calculator will instantly determine your scaled section scores (1-36) and your overall composite score.

English (75Qs)
Math (60Qs)
Reading (40Qs)
Science (40Qs)

Raw ACT Scores

English
60 / 75 correct
Math
48 / 60 correct
Reading
30 / 40 correct
Science
28 / 40 correct

SAT Raw Score to Scaled Score Conversion Table

Based on official College Board Digital SAT scoring curves for 2025–2026

R&W Raw Score
(Out of 54)		Scaled Score
(200-800)
54800
50760
45710
40660
35610
30560
25510
20460
15410
10360
5280
0200
Math Raw Score
(Out of 44)		Scaled Score
(200-800)
44800
40760
35700
30650
25590
20530
15470
10400
5320
0200
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The Digital SAT uses adaptive scoring — students who get Module 2 Hard may reach higher scaled scores with the same raw score count compared to students who get Module 2 Easy. These tables represent typical standard conversions.

SAT Score Percentile Rankings

How your score compares to all test takers nationally (2024–2025 data)

Total ScorePercentileScore TierCollege Match
160099th+PerfectAny college
150099thExceptionalIvy League, MIT, Stanford
140094thExceptionalTop 20 universities
130089thGreatTop 50 universities
120074thGoodMost 4-year colleges
110058thAverageMany state schools
105050thAvg (National)Community + regional colleges
95036thBelow AverageOpen enrollment colleges
87025thBelow Average—
78010thLow—

Percentile data sourced from College Board's most recent national score report. Rankings are approximate and may vary slightly by test year. A 74th percentile means you scored higher than 74% of the millions of students who took the exam.

How Is the Digital SAT Scored?

A step-by-step visual guide to the 2025 Digital SAT scoring process

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Answer Questions
Each correct answer = +1 raw point. No penalty for wrong answers.
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Module 2 Adapts
Your M1 score determines if M2 is Easy or Hard difficulty.
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Raw → Scaled
College Board converts total raw score to a 200–800 scale per section.
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Total Score
Math (200–800) + Reading & Writing (200–800) = Total (400–1600).

Reading & Writing Section

  • ● Module 1 — 27 questions, 32 mins
  • ● Module 2 — 27 questions, 32 mins (adaptive)
Total questions: 54
Section score range: 200–800
ⓘHigh Mod 1 score → Harder Mod 2 → Higher score ceiling

Math Section

  • ● Module 1 — 22 questions, 35 mins
  • ● Module 2 — 22 questions, 35 mins (adaptive)
Total questions: 44
Section score range: 200–800
ⓘBuilt-in Desmos graphing calculator allowed for ALL questions
BONUS TOOL

SAT Superscore Calculator

Many colleges superscore the SAT — combine your best section scores from multiple test dates

Enter Your Scores from Multiple Test Dates

ⓘOver 90% of U.S. colleges and universities accept SAT superscoring. Always check each college's official admissions policy to confirm.

How Many Questions Can You Miss?

Enter your target score and see exactly how many questions you can miss in each section

R&W Modules
Max 13
questions wrong
Math Modules
Max 11
questions wrong

ⓘ These are estimates relying on an even 50/50 split. Students on Module 2 Hard can miss more questions and still achieve the same score.

SAT to ACT Score Conversion

Convert between SAT and ACT scores using College Board's official concordance

SAT Score
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ACT Equiv.
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Based on official 2018 concordance study
⚠ Policy Update — August 2025

New SAT Calculator Policy for 2025–2026

What Changed?

Starting August 2025, the College Board banned CAS (Computer Algebra System) calculators from all SAT and PSAT tests, including in-school administrations from October 2025 onward.

No longer allowed:

  • • TI-Nspire CAS models
  • • HP Prime
  • • Casio ClassPad
  • • Any calculator with CAS

Still allowed:

  • • TI-84 Plus (all series without CAS)
  • • TI-Nspire (non-CAS version)
  • • Casio fx-9750GII / fx-9860GII
  • • Standard Scientific models

CAS Calculators Banned

Effective August 2025 Weekend SAT and October 2025 School-Day SAT administrations globally.

The built-in Desmos graphing calculator remains available for ALL math questions in the digital Bluebook app. No external calculator is strictly required.

Frequently Asked Questions About SAT Scoring

Everything you need to know about Digital SAT scores

This calculator uses official College Board scoring conversion tables and is generally accurate within ±20–30 points. Results are estimates and actual scores may vary depending on question difficulty and adaptive routing.
A score of 1200 or above places you in the 74th percentile, which is competitive for most 4-year universities. For highly selective schools like the Ivy League, a score of 1500+ is typically expected.
The Digital SAT (DSAT) launched in March 2024. It is shorter (2 hours 14 min vs 3+ hours), fully adaptive with 4 modules instead of rigid sections, and securely tracked using the Bluebook software. Scores still range from 400–1600.
SAT superscoring means colleges take your highest section scores across multiple test dates and combine them into one composite score. Over 90% of U.S. colleges accept superscores, but always verify with each individual school.
There is no official limit to how many times you can take the SAT. Most colleges see all scores unless they offer Score Choice. Experts recommend taking the SAT 2–3 times for optimal results.
Yes — 1200 places you at approximately the 74th percentile, meaning you scored better than 74% of all test takers. It makes you competitive for most state universities and many private colleges.
A 1400 is an excellent score placing you at the 94th percentile. You would be competitive for many top-20 universities including Georgetown, University of Michigan, UCLA, and NYU.
Yes. A perfect 1600 requires 800 in both Math and Reading & Writing. In rare cases, College Board's equating process allows one wrong answer and still results in an 800 for a section. About 0.1–0.5% of students achieve a perfect score.
SAT scores are valid for 5 years from the test date. Most colleges accept scores within this window. Always check each college's policy on score expiration, especially for older test dates.
The national average SAT score is approximately 1,050 (50th percentile) for all test takers. For college-bound seniors specifically, the average is slightly higher at around 1,080–1,100.
No. The Digital SAT uses rights-only scoring — you earn +1 point for each correct answer and 0 points for wrong or blank answers. Always guess rather than leave a question blank.
Count the number of correct answers in each module (R&W M1, R&W M2, Math M1, Math M2). Add R&W modules together and Math modules together to get two raw scores. Use our calculator above to convert these raw totals to your 400–1600 scaled score.

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