§ Tools — 01
Calculate your
Digital SAT score.
A precise, free score predictor built on the College Board’s 2026 adaptive scoring tables. Enter the correct-answer count for each module — read your scaled score, section split and where it places you for admissions.
Edition
2026
Authority
College Board official tables
§ 01 — Calculate
Method
Each module’s correct count converts to a scaled score using the College Board’s adaptive table — not a percentage. The two section totals (R&W and Math, each 200–800) sum to your composite score out of 1600.
§ Your score
Digital SAT
—
Reading & Writing
0
/ 800
Mathematics
0
/ 800
Score range
400 — 1600
400+
851+
1051+
1251+
1451+
§ 02 — Plan
For early-stage learners
You’re starting at the right time.
A personal mentor will design a structured plan from foundation to target score — daily lessons, practice and review, all individually paced.
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§ 03 — Reference
On the calculator.
The scale
400 to 1600.
Two sections — Reading & Writing and Mathematics — each contribute 200–800 points. The composite is the sum, scaled.
Adaptive modules
Module 2 reacts to Module 1.
Each section is split in two. The difficulty of Module 2 adapts to your Module 1 performance — which is why two students with the same raw count can land on different scaled scores.
Reading & Writing
27 + 27
questions across two adaptive modules
Mathematics
22 + 22
questions across two adaptive modules
§ 04 — Bands
What the score buys you.
Score thresholds and their typical admissions read. Use as a directional guide; individual schools vary.
Excellent
Top 1–3% — Ivy League / MIT / Stanford candidacy.
Very Good
Top 10–25% — selective private and top state universities.
Good
Top 50% — solid for most four-year colleges and scholarships.
Average
Reachable for many colleges; strengthen application elsewhere.
Below Average
Strong upside — focused prep can move the needle quickly.
§ 05 — Method
Move the score.
Move the outcome.
Reading & Writing
Wide reading is the foundation. Diverse texts — long-form journalism, literary fiction, science writing — train the comprehension reflexes the exam tests. Pair this with deliberate practice on grammar and rhetoric, and pace yourself at roughly 90 seconds a question.
- 01Read across genres weekly. Track unfamiliar words.
- 02Drill grammar and rhetoric in short, daily blocks.
- 03Time yourself — ~90 seconds per question is the bar.
Mathematics
Coverage matters more than cleverness. Algebra, geometry and a sliver of trigonometry account for the majority of the section. Master the calculator (Desmos is built in), build mental-math fluency, and review every wrong answer until you can teach it back.
- 01Solidify algebra and geometry; touch trigonometry.
- 02Get fast in Desmos — it’s the test’s built-in calculator.
- 03Review mistakes until you can re-derive the right method.
Personal mentoring
A mentor walks you through this — one to one.
Free 30-minute first session. No payment, no commitment.
§ 06 — Usage
Four steps.
Count correct answers
After a practice test, total your correct answers per module — Reading & Writing 1, Reading & Writing 2, Math 1, Math 2.
Enter the figures
Use the sliders or type directly into the number fields. Updates are instant.
Read the result
Composite, section split, module-level scaled scores, and where you fall on the score range.
Track over time
Recompute after every practice test. The score is the signal — its trajectory is the story.
§ 07 — Q & A
Common questions.
01What is a good SAT score?+
02How accurate is this calculator?+
03Difference between Digital SAT and the old SAT?+
04Can I improve with practice?+
05How many times can I take the SAT?+
Still have questions about the SAT or your prep plan?
Talk to a mentor →§ 08 — Begin
Reach your target
Digital SAT score.
Personal mentoring from tutors who’ve guided students into MIT, Stanford, UPenn and beyond. One mentor, one student, one plan — no batches, no shortcuts.