SAT Score Tools — Calculate, Superscore & Rank Any Score

Four tools that answer the questions a score report leaves open: what did my raw answers convert to, what's my best honest total across test dates, and where does that number actually rank. Every conversion shows its range — curves change by test date, and any tool that promises a single exact score before the College Board releases one is selling confidence it doesn't have.

The tools

SAT Score CalculatorEnter correct answers per module (or per paper section) — get section scores, your total, and the honest range around them.Digital SAT Score CalculatorModule-aware scoring for the adaptive Digital SAT — see the easy/hard Module 2 path and how curves shift by test date.SAT Superscore CalculatorEnter each test date's section scores — get your superscore, its percentile, and the ACT equivalent.SAT Percentile CalculatorEnter any SAT total — see the user percentile, the nationally representative one, and what each really means.

One scale, two formats

The Digital SAT (2024+) scales 54 R/W raw points and 44 Math raw points to 200–800 each through section-adaptive modules; the paper SAT (2016–2023) scaled 96 EBRW and 58 Math raw the same 200–800 way. Both paths end at the same 400–1600 total, and all three score tools here speak both formats — pick Digital modules or paper sections and the math follows.

The honest range

Perfect R/W raw converts to about 790 (range 770–800) on representative tables; 50/54 lands near 720. The spread is real: each administration is equilibrated independently, so the same raw count can move ±20 points per section between test dates. Plan against the range, celebrate against the midpoint.

Guides that use these tools

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