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SAT Raw Score to Scaled Score Calculator
Know how many questions you got right and want to see what that means on the 400–1600 scale? The Digital SAT scores each section — Reading & Writing (54 questions) and Math (44 questions) — on your number of correct answers, with no penalty for wrong ones, then equates that raw count onto the 200–800 scale for your specific test form. Because every form is equated separately, the same raw score can scale slightly differently, so this tool shows a likely range rather than one false-precise number. Enter your raw correct counts for each section to see the estimated scaled range, total, and percentile. Free, no sign-up, and every calculation runs in your browser.
Section score ≈ equate(raw correct) onto 200–800; total = Reading & Writing + Math (400–1600)
- Worked example: 45/54 RW ≈ 630–680 and 38/44 Math ≈ 700–740 → total ≈ 1330–1420
- No wrong-answer penalty — only correct answers count toward the raw score.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert my SAT raw score to a scaled score?
Take your number of correct answers in each section — Reading & Writing (out of 54) and Math (out of 44) — and the test equates each onto the 200–800 scale for that form. There is no penalty for wrong answers. Add the two sections for your 400–1600 total. Because each form is equated separately, we show a range: 45/54 RW is about 630–680, 38/44 Math about 700–740.
Why is there no exact raw-to-scaled SAT table?
College Board equates every test form separately so that a given scaled score means the same ability regardless of which day you tested. That means the same raw score maps to slightly different scaled scores across forms, so no single fixed conversion table exists — the honest answer is a range.