Digital SAT Score Calculator

Turn your Bluebook practice-test raw score into a real 400–1600 estimate — including the part most calculators ignore: which Module 2 you were routed to. Free, no signup, runs entirely in your browser.

Reading & Writing

Module 1 correct (out of 27)

Module 2 correct (out of 27)

Which Module 2 did you get? Not sure — infer it from Module 1 The harder one The easier one

Math

Module 1 correct (out of 22)

Module 2 correct (out of 22)

Which Module 2 did you get? Not sure — infer it from Module 1 The harder one The easier one Estimate my score

Why your raw score alone can't give you a number

The Digital SAT is section-adaptive. Each section has two modules. Everyone gets the same mixed-difficulty Module 1; how you do on it decides whether Module 2 is the harder set or the easier set. Those two routes are scored on different scales.

That is why "35 out of 54 correct" has no single answer. The same 35 correct can be a 590 on the harder route or roughly a 500 on the easier one. Any calculator that asks only for your total correct is quietly guessing, and it will not tell you it guessed.

The practical consequence

If you land on the easier Module 2, a perfect raw score in that section still tops out somewhere near 600. You cannot reach a top section score from the easier route no matter how flawless the rest of your test is. Module 1 is the module that decides your ceiling — so pacing and accuracy there matter more per question than anywhere else on the test.

Test structure at a glance

Section	Questions	Time	Score range
Reading & Writing, Module 1	27	32 min	200–800
Reading & Writing, Module 2	27	32 min
Math, Module 1	22	35 min	200–800
Math, Module 2	22	35 min
Total	98	2h 14m	400–1600

A few questions in each section are unscored pretest items, and you are never told which. Enter your raw correct out of the full counts above — that is what the published practice-test curves are built on.

Look up a single raw score

Already know your raw correct and just want the number? Every raw score has its own page showing both adaptive routes side by side: 38 of 44 Math, 32 of 44 Math, 46 of 54 R&W, 40 of 54 R&W — or browse every raw-score conversion.

How accurate is this?

These curves are estimated from publicly reported College Board Bluebook practice-test score conversions. Real scoring uses item-response theory calibrated to the specific form you sat, so treat the output as a range, not a number. Expect your official score to land within roughly ±30 points per section of the midpoint shown. It is a planning tool for practice tests, not a prediction of test day.