Digital SAT score calculator

Enter how many questions you answered correctly in each module of a practice test. The Digital SAT is adaptive: if you do well on Module 1, you get a harder Module 2, and harder Module 2 questions are worth more. Pick which Module 2 you got.

Reading and Writing

Module 1 correct (out of 27)

Module 2 correct (out of 27)

Module 2 difficulty

Math

Module 1 correct (out of 22)

Module 2 correct (out of 22)

Module 2 difficulty

Estimated total score

This is an estimate. College Board scores each test with item response theory, so the same raw score can map to slightly different scaled scores on different test forms. Expect up to 30 to 40 points of variation per section.

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How Digital SAT scoring works

Each section is scored from 200 to 800, for a total of 400 to 1600. Reading and Writing has 54 questions in two 27-question modules. Math has 44 questions in two 22-question modules. A few questions in each module are unscored pretest questions, but you can't tell which ones, so answer every question. There's no penalty for guessing.

Because Module 2 adapts to your Module 1 performance, students who reach the harder Module 2 can score in the 700s and above, while the easier Module 2 caps out around the low 600s. That's why accuracy on Module 1 matters so much.