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SAT Score Calculator

Get an instant SAT total score or a realistic practice test range. Designed for fast check-ins, clearer next steps, and more confident score planning.

  • Switch between exact total and practice test estimate modes.
  • See section ranges, total range, and the gap to your goal.
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How SAT scoring works

Total score structure

Total score equals Reading and Writing (200-800) plus Math (200-800). The total range is 400-1600.

Digital SAT adaptive design

Module 2 difficulty affects the final scale. The same number of correct answers can map to different scores.

Best use of estimates

Use practice ranges for trend tracking and goal setting. Always expect a band of outcomes.

What is a good SAT score?

1000-1200

Solid baseline for many schools. Focus on consistent accuracy and time management.

1200-1400

Competitive for a wide range of colleges. Build strength in your weaker section.

1400-1600

Strong to elite range. Prioritize high-value question types and pacing control.

Next steps

Close your gap

Set a target score and calculate how many points you need in each section.

Practice with intent

Review missed question types and build a focused plan for each module.

Compare SAT vs ACT

If your Math or Reading strength is uneven, consider which test fits your profile.

SAT to ACT conversions

Need the SAT to ACT conversion for common scores? Use the official concordance pages below for 1200 through 1600.

FAQ
How accurate is this calculator?

Totals are exact when you enter section scores. Practice estimates show a realistic range, not an official score.

Why can the same number of correct answers produce different SAT scores?

The Digital SAT uses equating and adaptive modules, so difficulty shifts the scaled score.

Should I take SAT or ACT?

Compare your practice results. Many students prefer the test that aligns with their strongest section.

What is a good SAT score for top schools?

Highly selective programs often look for 1450+ scores, but requirements vary by school.