The SAT score calculator combines your Math and Reading/Writing section scores into a total SAT score (400-1600) and provides context with approximate percentile rankings.
Enter your two section scores (each 200-800). The calculator shows your total, an estimated percentile (what percent of test-takers you scored above), and a rating.
Understanding your SAT score in context helps with college selection, scholarship applications, and determining whether retaking the test might be beneficial. Different colleges have different score expectations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1200+ is good, 1400+ is excellent; requirements vary by college.
1600 (800 Math + 800 Reading/Writing).
If below your target schools' averages and you have time to prep, consider it.
Most accept either; check individual college policies.
The essay is optional and reported separately.