SAT Score Calculator
Enter how many Reading & Writing and Math questions you got right to estimate your Digital SAT score out of 1600. It's an estimate — official scaling shifts slightly per test — but it's a solid gauge of where you stand right now.
Digital SAT score estimator
Estimated Digital SAT score
400 / 1600
Needs work · R&W ~200 · Math ~200
Estimate only — official Digital SAT scaling varies by test form. Use it to gauge where you stand, then practice to move the number.
Practice free to raise your scoreHow the Digital SAT is scored
- The Digital SAT has two sections — Reading & Writing and Math — each scored 200–800, for a 400–1600 total.
- It's section-adaptive: your performance on the first module of each section sets the difficulty of the second, and harder questions are worth more.
- Because scaling is form-specific, no calculator is exact — this gives a realistic estimate from your percent correct.
- The fastest way to move the number is short, focused practice on your weakest area — one question at a time.
Frequently asked
How accurate is this SAT score calculator?
It's a good estimate, not an official score. The College Board uses a form-specific scaled-scoring table (and an adaptive second module), so exact conversions vary by test. This estimates your 400–1600 from your percent correct.
What's a good SAT score?
The national average is around 1050. Roughly 1200+ is competitive for many colleges and 1350+ is strong for selective schools — but target the range your specific colleges want.
How do I raise my SAT score?
Practice your weakest domain in short, focused sessions and review every miss. PrepLion's Focus mode shows one question at a time and drills exactly what you get wrong — free to start.