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SAT Score Percentile Calculator

Convert SAT total and section scores into user-group percentile rankings using official College Board SAT percentile tables.

Interactive SAT Percentile Calculator

Use official College Board user-group percentile values to convert SAT total, Math, and Reading & Writing scores into percentile rankings instantly.

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SAT percentile quick reference table

Official SAT user-group percentiles in 100-point score increments (highest to lowest). Use the calculator above for exact score-by-score lookup.

SAT TotalUser Group Percentile
160099+
150098
140093
130086
120076
110063
100048
90033
80018
7005
6001
5001-
4001-

SAT percentile FAQ

How does this SAT percentile calculator work?

It uses score-by-score SAT User Group Percentile values from the College Board SAT Suite table and maps your slider selection to the exact listed percentile.

Is this percentile data from the College Board?

Yes. Every displayed percentile value is sourced from College Board's SAT Nationally Representative and User Percentiles table.

What is a good SAT score percentile?

A good percentile depends on your target colleges. As a rule of thumb, 75th percentile and above is typically competitive at many schools, while 90th percentile and above is strong for selective admissions.

Should I use total or section percentiles?

Use both. Total percentile gives an overall competitiveness signal, while Math and Reading & Writing percentiles show where focused prep can raise your score fastest.

Do SAT percentiles change over time?

Yes. Percentiles can shift slightly as the testing population changes, so always pair percentile context with current admissions targets.

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Source: College Board SAT Suite percentile reporting (Understanding SAT Scores), using the User Group Percentiles table for Total and Section scores.