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SAT Score Calculator

Estimate Digital SAT section and total scores from raw practice answers, combine scaled scores, or superscore two sittings with approximate percentiles.

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Choose raw, scaled, or superscore mode, enter your numbers, then press Calculate.

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Digital SAT score estimates in one place

Convert Reading & Writing and Math raw correct answers into estimated section scores and a 400–1600 total, or enter scaled scores for totals, percentiles, and superscoring.

Raw-to-scaled practice conversions

Digital SAT forms are adaptive, so official conversions vary. CalcGen uses approximate practice curves (RW out of 54, Math out of 44) for study planning.

Built-in superscore mode

Enter two test sittings and keep the higher RW and higher Math — the superscore colleges commonly consider when policies allow it.

Approximate national percentiles

See rough percentile context for section and total scores so you can compare against typical national distributions.

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In raw mode it maps correct answers to estimated Digital SAT section scores (200–800 each) and a total (400–1600). Scaled mode totals the sections you enter. Superscore mode combines the best section scores across two sittings.

No. Digital SAT scoring is adaptive and form-specific. These estimates are for practice tests and goal-setting, not official score reports.

Practice conversions here assume up to 54 Reading & Writing questions and 44 Math questions across modules — matching common Digital SAT practice structures.

A superscore takes your highest Reading & Writing and highest Math from different test dates. Many colleges superscore; always confirm each school’s policy.

Approximate national percentiles estimate the share of testers you scored at or above. They are rounded study estimates, not your official College Board percentile.

Yes. Use Scaled scores mode, enter RW and Math (multiples of 10 from 200–800), and press Calculate for total and percentile context.

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