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Digital SAT Score Calculator
The Digital SAT scores each section adaptively, so raw-to-scaled isn't one fixed table. Enter your correct answers and we'll show the plausible scaled range — plus where it lands nationally.
Your answers
Estimated total
1210–1290
610–650
R&W
600–640
Math
Estimates from released practice-test curves; real curves vary by form.
How the mapping works
Each section's raw correct count maps to a 200–800 scaled score through a curve derived from released practice tests, then the two sections sum to the 400–1600 total. Because the adaptive second module shifts the ceiling, we report a band rather than a single point. Curve data updated 2026-07-01.
Common questions
- Why is the SAT score a range, not a number?
- The Digital SAT is section-adaptive: your second module is chosen from your first module's performance, so the same raw count can map to slightly different scaled scores. We show the plausible range.
- How does module weighting work?
- Each section has two modules. Your section score reflects total correct across both, but a harder second module (earned by doing well on the first) raises the ceiling — which is why the estimate is a band.
- Where do the curves come from?
- From released Digital SAT practice-test curves. Official operational curves vary by form, so treat this as an estimate, not an official score.
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