How to Use the SAT Score Calculator

The SAT Score Calculator is a powerful tool designed to help you estimate your SAT scores quickly and accurately. This comprehensive guide will walk you through every step of using the calculator effectively.

Understanding the Digital SAT Format#

The Digital SAT, introduced in 2024, has a different structure from the paper-based test:

• Reading and Writing: 54 questions total (2 modules of 27 questions each)
• Math: 44 questions total (2 modules of 22 questions each)
• Total Score Range: 400-1600 (200-800 per section)

Step-by-Step Guide#

After completing a practice test, count the number of questions you answered correctly in each module:

1. Reading & Writing Module 1: Count correct answers (0-27)
2. Reading & Writing Module 2: Count correct answers (0-27)
3. Math Module 1: Count correct answers (0-22)
4. Math Module 2: Count correct answers (0-22)

Important: Only count questions you got right. There's no penalty for wrong answers on the SAT!

Visit our SAT Score Calculator and enter your raw scores:

• Input your Reading & Writing scores for both modules
• Input your Math scores for both modules
• The calculator will automatically compute your results as you type

The calculator will display:

1. Total SAT Score (400-1600)
2. Reading & Writing Score (200-800)
3. Math Score (200-800)
4. Percentile Ranking (where you stand compared to other test-takers)
5. Performance Level (Excellent, Good, Average, etc.)

Understanding Your Score Report#

What Do the Numbers Mean?#

• 1400+: Competitive for top-tier universities (Ivy League, Stanford, MIT)
• 1200-1400: Strong scores for most selective universities
• 1000-1200: Good scores for many state universities
• Below 1000: Consider additional preparation

Percentile Rankings#

Your percentile shows what percentage of students scored at or below your score:

• 99th percentile: 1500+
• 90th percentile: 1300+
• 75th percentile: 1200+
• 50th percentile: 1050+

Using the Score History Feature#

Why Track Your Scores?#

Tracking multiple practice test scores helps you:

1. Monitor Progress: See how you're improving over time
2. Calculate Superscore: Combine your best section scores
3. Identify Trends: Spot patterns in your performance
4. Stay Motivated: Visualize your improvement

How to Save Scores#

1. Enter your raw scores
2. Review your calculated results
3. Click "Save Score to History"
4. View your progress in the charts below

Tips for Accurate Calculations#

Do's:#

✅ Use official College Board practice tests ✅ Count carefully - double-check your answers ✅ Save scores from multiple tests ✅ Review your score trends regularly

Don'ts:#

❌ Don't guess at your raw scores ❌ Don't include questions you skipped as correct ❌ Don't compare scores from different test formats

Common Questions#

Is the calculator accurate?#

Yes! Our calculator uses official College Board conversion tables from the Digital SAT. However, actual test scores may vary slightly due to test-specific equating.

Can I use this for practice tests?#

Absolutely! This calculator is perfect for scoring:

• Khan Academy practice tests
• College Board official practice tests
• Bluebook practice tests
• Any Digital SAT practice materials

How often should I take practice tests?#

We recommend:

• 3+ months out: 1 practice test per month
• 1-3 months out: 2 practice tests per month
• Last month: 1 practice test per week