SAT Score Calculator (Digital SAT, 2026)

Reading and Writing correct out of 54 questions

Math correct out of 44 questions

Which second modules did you get?

Not sure (guess from my score) Harder (both) Easier (both)

Estimated total

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Reading and Writing

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Math

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An estimate, not an official score. College Board does not publish raw-to-scale tables for the digital SAT, and it scores each test with its own model. This calculator uses the same estimate as our free SAT practice tests.

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How the digital SAT is scored

The SAT has two sections, each scored from 200 to 800, for a total score from 400 to 1600. Reading and Writing has 54 questions and Math has 44, and each section is split into two equal modules.

The test is adaptive by module. Everyone gets a mixed-difficulty first module. How you do on it decides whether your second module is harder or easier. The harder second module is the only path to the top of the scale, and the same number of correct answers counts for more on it. That is why this calculator asks which second module you got.

A few questions in each section are unscored pretest questions, and College Board weights questions by difficulty, so two students with the same raw score can get slightly different scaled scores. Treat any raw-to-scale conversion, including this one, as an estimate with a range of about ±30 points per section.

How to use it

Count your correct answers in each section of a full practice test. Unanswered questions count as wrong; there is no penalty for guessing.
Pick which second modules you got. If you are not sure, the calculator assumes the harder module when you got about 60% or more right.
Read your estimated section and total scores, with the range.

SAT raw score conversion chart (estimate)

Estimated section score for each number of correct answers, by second-module difficulty. Section scores are reported in steps of 10.

Correct answers	Reading and Writing (of 54)		Math (of 44)
Correct answers	Harder module 2	Easier module 2	Harder module 2	Easier module 2
54	800	600	–	–
53	790	590	–	–
52	790	590	–	–
51	780	580	–	–
50	770	570	–	–
49	760	560	–	–
48	760	560	–	–
47	750	550	–	–
46	740	540	–	–
45	730	530	–	–
44	730	530	800	600
43	720	520	790	590
42	710	510	780	580
41	700	500	770	570
40	700	500	760	560
39	690	490	750	550
38	680	480	750	550
37	670	470	740	540
36	670	470	730	530
35	660	460	720	520
34	650	450	710	510
33	640	440	700	500
32	640	440	690	490
31	630	430	680	480
30	620	420	670	470
29	610	410	660	460
28	610	410	650	450
27	600	400	650	450
26	590	390	640	440
25	590	390	630	430
24	580	380	620	420
23	570	370	610	410
22	560	360	600	400
21	560	360	590	390
20	550	350	580	380
19	540	340	570	370
18	530	330	560	360
17	530	330	550	350
16	520	320	550	350
15	510	310	540	340
14	500	300	530	330
13	500	300	520	320
12	490	290	510	310
11	480	280	500	300
10	470	270	490	290
9	470	270	480	280
8	460	260	470	270
7	450	250	460	260
6	440	240	450	250
5	440	240	450	250
4	430	230	440	240
3	420	220	430	230
2	410	210	420	220
1	410	210	410	210
0	400	200	400	200

Frequently asked questions

How is the SAT scored?

Two sections, Reading and Writing and Math, are each scored from 200 to 800. Your total is the sum, from 400 to 1600.

How many questions are on the digital SAT?

98: 54 in Reading and Writing (two 27-question modules, 32 minutes each) and 44 in Math (two 22-question modules, 35 minutes each).

Is this SAT score calculator accurate?

It is an estimate. College Board does not publish raw-to-scale conversion tables for the digital SAT, and it scores every test form separately with a model that weights question difficulty. Expect your official score to land within about 30 points per section of this estimate.

Can I get an 800 if I got the easier second module?

No. The easier second module tops out well below 800, which is why the first module matters so much. Getting most first-module questions right is what routes you to the harder module.

Is there a penalty for wrong answers on the SAT?

No. Only correct answers count, so never leave a question blank.

How can I raise my SAT score?

Take full-length timed practice tests, review every miss by question type, and fix the patterns. Our free SAT practice tests score you automatically, and 1-on-1 SAT tutoring builds a day-by-day plan around your misses.