How is the total MCAT score calculated?

Each of the four sections is scored 118–132. Your total is simply the sum of all four, giving a range of 472–528 with a midpoint of 500.

What is a good MCAT score?

The midpoint is 500. Competitive scores for many medical schools fall in the 510–520 range, but requirements vary widely by program.

Total your four section scores (118–132 each) for your overall MCAT score out of 528.