What is the Maximum Possible SAT Score An Applicant Gets?
The Indian/NRI students are curious about how perfect they need to be to fetch the high score on their SAT exam. Do you know how many people get perfect scores every year? Well! You will get these answers throughout this article. Hence, keep reading until ends to fetch the tactics to hike up your SAT score this year. The fact is the highest possible SAT score that you can score is 1600 points. Hence, individually, you need 800 on each i.e. Math, and Evidenced-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW). But guys, it’s quite possible to score the highest one on your SAT. As per the College Board's most recent total group report, only around 7% of students scored between 1400 and 1600 among a total of 2.1 million students took the SAT in 2018. Moreover, as per the most recent SAT percentiles, less than 1% of aspirants scored in the range of 1500-1600. The fact is 1% is similar to about 21,000 students, so you can consider that less than 21,000 students scored 1550 to 1600 on the SAT in 2018. If you have decided to go the miles above, then you should know the raw scores that you need for each section on the SAT along with tips to reach towards your destination. If you want to translate your raw score in each section to a Scaled Score, then you can take the help of two charts with the raw score to scaled score conversions. Kindly note that both these charts come from official SAT practice tests. Again, note that since your Reading and Writing scores are integrated for a single EBRW score out of 800, every raw score first gets translated into a test score (out of 40) and after that to a combined score out of 800. To know thoroughly about it, let’s check out the following tables: Raw Score Math Scaled Score Reading Test Score Writing Test Score 0 200 10 10 1 200 10 10 2 210 10 10 3 230 11 10 4 240 12 11 5 260 13 12 6 280 14 13 7 290 15 14 8 310 15 15 9 320 16 15 10 330 17 16 11 340 17 17 12 360 18 17 13 370 19 18 14 380 19 19 15 390 20 19 16 410 20 20 17 420 21 21 18 430 21 21 19 440 22 22 20 450 22 23 21 460 23 23 22 470 23 24 23 480 24 25 24 480 24 25 25 490 25 26 26 500 25 26 27 510 26 27 28 520 26 28 29 520 27 28 30 530 28 29 31 540 28 30 32 550 29 30 33 560 29 31 34 560 30 32 35 570 30 32 36 580 31 33 37 590 31 34 38 600 32 34 39 600 32 35 40 610 33 36 41 620 33 37 42 630 34 38 43 640 35 39 44 650 35 40 45 660 36 46 670 37 47 670 37 48 680 38 49 690 38 50 700 39 51 710 40 52 730 40 53 740 54 750 55 760 56 780 57 790 58 800 Raw Score Math Scaled Score Reading Test Score Writing Test Score 0 200 10 10 1 200 10 10 2 210 10 10 3 230 11 10 4 250 12 11 5 270 13 12 6 280 14 13 7 300 15 14 8 320 16 15 9 340 16 16 10 350 17 16 11 360 18 17 12 370 18 18 13 390 19 19 14 410 20 19 15 420 20 20 16 430 21 21 17 450 21 22 18 460 22 23 19 470 22 23 20 480 23 24 21 490 23 24 22 500 23 25 23 510 24What is the Maximum Possible SAT Score A Student Gets?
What is the Perfect SAT Score?
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