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Digital SAT Score Calculator
Enter how many questions you got right in each of the four modules. Your Module 1 performance decides whether you were routed to the harder or easier Module 2, so the estimate uses your real adaptive path, alongside the full honest range.
Reading & Writing
Math
Estimated total score
1250
out of 1600 · full adaptive range 1200–1250
Reading & Writing
620
200–800
likely harder Module 2Math
630
200–800
likely harder Module 2Estimate based on an official College Board practice-test conversion curve. The College Board does not publish the exact Module 2 cutoff; your likely route is inferred from Module 1 (around two-thirds correct is the commonly observed threshold). Not an official score, and individual test forms vary.
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Start practicing free →How digital SAT scoring works
The digital SAT has two sections, Reading & Writing and Math, each scored from 200 to 800. Your two section scores add together to a total between 400 and 1600. Each section is split into two modules. Everyone gets the same first module; your performance on it determines whether the second module is the harder or the easier form. There is no penalty for wrong answers, so you should answer every question.
What is a raw score?
Your raw score is simply the number of questions you answered correctly. On the current digital SAT that is out of 54 Reading & Writing questions and 44 Math questions. A conversion (or "equating") process turns that raw count into the 200–800 scaled score for each section, adjusting for small differences in difficulty between test forms so a given scaled score means the same thing regardless of which form you took.
Why this calculator shows a range
Because the second module adapts to your first-module performance, the same raw total can map to different scaled scores. Routing to the harder second module unlocks the top of the range; the easier second module caps the score lower. Most online calculators hide this by printing one number. We show the full spread, with the midpoint as the most likely landing spot, so the estimate stays honest. It is an estimate, not a guarantee, and real College Board forms vary.
How to raise your score
The fastest gains usually come from finding the specific skills where you lose the most points and drilling them with spaced, active practice rather than re-reading notes. Targeting weak domains, reviewing your mistakes deliberately, and taking full-length adaptive practice tests under realistic timing is the routine PsychSAT is built around.
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