SAT Score Calculator
Total your EBRW and Math sections, superscore across dates, or convert raw scores with the official College Board table.
How to calculate your SAT score
- Enter your EBRW and Math section scores (200–800 each).
- Read your total out of 1600.
- Add more test dates to superscore your best sections.
Frequently asked questions
What is an SAT superscore?
A superscore takes your highest EBRW section and your highest Math section across all your test dates and adds them for a new total. Many colleges consider the superscore.
Are the raw-to-score conversions official?
Yes. They are transcribed verbatim from the College Board's official “Scoring Your SAT Practice Test #4” worksheet, which maps each section raw score to an official score range (lower–upper). Your section totals and superscore are exact. Note the live digital SAT is adaptive, so a real test-day score can differ from this released-form range.
Sources and methodology
The calculator totals section scores exactly. Raw-score conversion uses a released College Board practice-form range; the adaptive digital SAT can differ.