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SAT Score Result2026 data
94thpercentile
1480
Your score
1050
Avg score
94%
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2026
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Free percentile calculators for every major standardised test
SAT
400–1600
US college admissions — 400 to 1600
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ACT
1–36
US college admissions — 1 to 36
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GRE
130–170 per section
US graduate school admissions — 130 to 170
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GMAT
205–805
MBA admissions — 205 to 805
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LSAT
120–180
US law school admissions — 120 to 180
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GCSE
Grade 1–9 (9 is highest)
UK secondary qualification — grade 1 to 9
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A-Levels
Grades E, D, C, B, A, A* (A* is highest)
UK advanced qualification — grades E to A*
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STEP 1Enter your score
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We compare your score against real test-taker data from official sources — updated for 2026.
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