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SAT Score Calculator | Digital SAT Calculator 2025

Free SAT Score Calculator for Digital SAT 2025. Enter your module performance and instantly calculate your SAT score with adaptive difficulty, section scores, percentiles, and college matching.

📊Instant Score Calculation
🎯Adaptive Scoring System
📈Percentile Rankings
🏫College Matching

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Input correct answers

Enter the number of questions you got right in each module

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How it works: Your Module 1 performance determines Module 2 difficulty• Do well on Module 1 → unlock Hard difficulty → can reach 800 points• Struggle on Module 1 → get Easy difficulty → max ~720 points

Reading & Writing

Module 127 Q
Module 227 QHARD

Math

Module 122 Q
Module 222 QHARD

Total Score

136094.5th percentile

Reading & Writing

660HARD

Math

700HARD

Personalization

Affects in-state university admission advantages
Competitive majors require higher scores

Quick examples:

Your SAT Performance Analysis

Personalized feedback, college matches, and improvement strategies based on your score range.

Improvement Analysis & Next Steps

📈 Score Improvement Potential

Predicted Score Gain+144With targeted practice
Suggested Target Score1504Achievable goal for next test
Focus AreaReading & WritingBalanced performance

🎯 Personalized Study Plan

Priority Focus

Reading & Writing needs attention

Accuracy: 74.1% • Potential: +140pts
Time Allocation

Balance practice between both sections

Weekly study plan recommendation
Next Milestone

Target: 1504 total

Aim for 2-3 month preparation

🏫 College Fit Analysis

Safety (8)High admission chance
University of MaineME • 96% admitUniversity of New MexicoNM • 96% admit
Target (8)Good fit
University of California, San DiegoCA • 24% admitFlorida State UniversityFL • 25% admit
Reach (8)Competitive
University of California, Los AngelesCA • 9% admitUniversity of Southern CaliforniaCA • 10% admit

How Is the Digital SAT Structured?

The Digital SAT Score Calculator works with the 2025 Digital SAT format, which has two sections—Reading & Writing and Math—with each section containing two adaptive modules. Your SAT Score Calculator uses Module 1 performance to determine Module 2 difficulty, ensuring accurate SAT score calculation that mirrors the actual Digital SAT adaptive scoring system.

  • Reading & Writing: 27 questions per module · 32 minutes each
  • Math: 22 questions per module · 35 minutes each
  • Hard difficulty modules enable higher SAT scores (up to 800)
  • This SAT Score Calculator uses official College Board conversion tables for 2025
  • Digital SAT adaptive scoring provides more accurate score prediction

How to Use Our SAT Score Calculator

  1. Enter your correct answers for each Digital SAT module
  2. Enable "Adaptive scoring" for the most accurate SAT score calculation
  3. Review your total SAT score, section scores, and percentile ranking
  4. Explore college matches based on your calculated SAT score
  5. Use this free SAT Calculator for practice test score estimation

This SAT Score Calculator is independent from College Board and provided for educational guidance. Our Digital SAT Calculator helps students estimate their SAT scores using official scoring methodologies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about SAT scoring, college matching, and our recommendations

1. How is the SAT total score calculated? Do you support superscoring?

The SAT has two sections:

  • EBRW (Reading & Writing): 200–800
  • Math: 200–800

Total Score = EBRW + Math (400–1600)

If you enter multiple test attempts, we automatically apply Superscore — we take your highest EBRW score and highest Math score and combine them. This is accepted by most U.S. colleges.

2. What if I don't select a state?

If no state is selected, recommendations are based on nationwide match.

If a state is selected, we apply an in-state advantage adjustment, because many public universities offer:

  • A higher admit likelihood for in-state students
  • Lower tuition
3. How do you classify Reach / Match / Safety?

We compare your score with each school's 25th–75th percentile SAT range:

  • Above 75th percentile → Safety / Likely
  • Within 25th–75th percentile → Match / Target
  • Below 25th percentile → Reach
4. Where does your data come from?
  • Common Data Set (CDS)
  • IPEDS (U.S. Department of Education)
  • CollegeBoard
  • Official university admissions websites

We update data once per academic term (approximately every 3 months).

5. How are the study recommendations generated?

Your score is mapped to a score band (e.g., 1100–1190, 1300–1390).

Each band has different improvement patterns and study priorities (e.g., timing, question-type diagnostics, reading inference strategies).

6. Do ads affect school recommendations?

No.

Ads do not influence ranking, match scoring, or suggestions.

They only support site maintenance.

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