SAT Percentile Calculator

    Enter any Digital SAT total score to see its approximate national percentile rank based on the most recent released College Board data.

    Percentile
    94th
    Tier
    Top 10%
    You scored at or above
    ~94% of Digital SAT test takers.
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    Common percentiles

    • 1600 — 99th+ percentile (perfect score, top fraction of 1%)
    • 1500 — 98th percentile
    • 1400 — 94th percentile
    • 1300 — 86th percentile
    • 1200 — 74th percentile
    • 1100 — 58th percentile
    • 1050 — 49th percentile (approximately the current average)
    • 1000 — 40th percentile

    FAQs

    What does an SAT percentile mean?

    A percentile tells you the percentage of test takers you scored higher than. A 90th percentile score means you scored higher than 90% of all SAT test takers.

    Which percentile data does this use?

    Approximate percentiles based on the most recent College Board Digital SAT test taker population data.

    What percentile is a 1200 SAT?

    A 1200 Digital SAT score is approximately the 74th percentile, meaning you scored higher than about 74% of SAT takers.

    Does the percentile change by test date?

    Percentiles are equated across test dates, so a 1400 on any Digital SAT administration represents roughly the same percentile rank.

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