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Score Calculator

Set how many you got right in each module — the 200–800 sections, the 400–1600 total, and the range they honestly land in.

Reading & Writing

0 of 54 correct · 50 of them count

200

200–210 likely

Module 1 0 / 27 correct

Module 2 0 / 27 correct

Module 2 routing Easier version

0 of 27 right in Module 1 — under the 18 it takes to be routed up, so this section is capped near 600.

Math

0 of 44 correct · 40 of them count

200

200–210 likely

Module 1 0 / 22 correct

Module 2 0 / 22 correct

Module 2 routing Easier version

0 of 22 right in Module 1 — under the 15 it takes to be routed up, so this section is capped near 590.

Estimated Total

400 400–1600

Realistically 400–420

1st percentile nationally

Reading & Writing 200–210 · 200

Math 200–210 · 200

How the digital SAT is scored

Each section is 54 (Reading & Writing) or 44 (Math) questions across two modules. Your raw score — questions right, with nothing subtracted for wrong answers — becomes a 200–800 section score, and the two sections add up to the 400–1600 total.

Why Module 1 matters more

The test is section-adaptive. Roughly 18 of 27 in Reading & Writing and 15 of 22 in Math send you to the harder second module, where 800 is reachable. Below that you get the easier one, and the section tops out near 600 however well you do on it.

Two questions per module don't count

Of the 98 questions on the test, 8 are pretest items College Board is trialling for future forms — 2 in every module, which leaves 50 of the 54 Reading & Writing questions and 40 of the 44 Math ones actually scored.

How close is this to the real thing?

Close enough to plan with, not a prediction. Expect ±30–70 points per section, and more in the lower half of the scale.

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