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Digital SAT Score Estimator

SAT Score Calculator

Estimate your scaled Digital SAT composite score (400–1600) based on your raw correct questions across the Reading & Writing and Mathematics modules. Adjust your expected accuracy below to see your percentile and target university tier.

Inputs
Adaptive Route:
Reading & Writing Correct44 / 54 questions
0 (Min)27 (Module 1 Target)54 (Perfect)
Mathematics Correct38 / 44 questions
0 (Min)22 (Module 1 Target)44 (Perfect)
Tip: Accuracy in Module 1 is critical. Unlocking the harder Module 2 gives you access to the full 800 scaled range for each section.
Estimated Total Score
1410
Composite Range: 400–1600
Reading & Writing
690
out of 800
Mathematics
720
out of 800
Estimated Percentile: 93th Percentile
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Official Estimation Disclaimer

This score calculator provides an unofficial estimate based on standardized psychometric curves. Official Digital SAT scores are determined exclusively by the College Board through Item Response Theory equating algorithms.

How to Improve Your Estimated Score

  • •Target Algebra & Quadratics: These two domains represent 70% of the entire Math section. Improving 5 questions here adds ~60–80 points.
  • •Master Standard Punctuation: Sentence boundaries and modifier placement are straightforward grammar rules that account for 25% of Verbal.
  • •Never Leave Blanks: Because there is no penalty for guessing, answer every single question before time runs out.

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Calculator FAQs

How does this SAT score calculator estimate my score?

This calculator applies a psychometric curve calibrated against official College Board Digital SAT percentile distributions, taking into account raw correct questions across the 54 Reading & Writing questions and 44 Math questions.

Is this an official College Board SAT score?

No. This calculator provides an unofficial statistical estimate for study planning and diagnostic calibration. Official scores depend on specific test-form equating curves.

Does getting a hard Module 2 affect the score?

Yes! The Digital SAT is adaptive. Unlocking the harder Module 2 allows students to reach the 700–800 score range per section.