SAT score calculator

Drag in how many questions you got right and see an estimated Reading & Writing score, Math score and total on the 400–1600 scale — as a practice range, with an approximate percentile. It's a rough guide, not an official prediction.

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Reading & Writing — questions correct38 / 54

Math — questions correct30 / 44

Reading & Writing

640

Math

630

Estimated total — a practice range

1,240–1,300 / 1600

≈ 86th percentile · approximate

4001600

A rough practice estimate, shown as a range. The real digital SAT is adaptive and equated per form, so your actual score also depends on which Module 2 you reach — the closest read you can get is a full-length adaptive mock.

How to read it

A ballpark, not a prediction

Why this is an estimate, and how to get a sharper read on where you'd actually land.

A range

It's shown as a range on purpose.

Question-count can't pin a single-point score, so the calculator gives a band. A range is the honest read; a single number would pretend to a precision it doesn't have.

Adaptive

The real score is adaptive.

On test day, which Module 2 you reach changes how high a section can go. This calculator can't see that — only a full adaptive mock can — so treat the result as a rough guide.

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FAQ

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How does the SAT score calculator work?

You enter how many questions you got right in Reading & Writing and in Math. The calculator maps each to the 200–800 scale and adds them for a 400–1600 total, shown as a range with an approximate percentile. It's a rough practice estimate, not an official score.

How accurate is the SAT score calculator?

It's a rough guide. The real digital SAT is adaptive and equated per form, so your actual score also depends on which Module 2 you reach — something only a full-length adaptive mock can show. Treat the result as a ballpark range, not a prediction.

Can this calculator predict my real SAT score?

No. It gives a practice estimate as a range, not an official score prediction. Only College Board's scoring produces an official SAT score; the closest read you can get yourself is a full-length adaptive practice mock.

What's a good score on the SAT?

It depends on your target colleges. The national average is about 1030; roughly 1200 is around the 80th percentile and 1400 around the 97th. See what's a good SAT score for targets.

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What the SAT calculator estimates

The calculator maps raw correct counts to an approximate practice range. It is not official scoring.

Input	Output	Important caveat
Reading & Writing correct	Estimated 200-800 section score	Actual SAT scoring depends on the official form.
Math correct	Estimated 200-800 section score	The real SAT uses College Board scoring, not this simple map.
Section estimates	Estimated 400-1600 total range	Shown as a range to avoid false precision.
Percentile context	Approximate rank	Confirm official percentiles with College Board.