SAT Adaptive Score Conversation:

Student's SAT Adaptive Score Breakdown and Conversion:

RW Module :

• Module 1 has 27 questions and each question has 2 credits. Maximum mark a student can get in Module 1 is 54.
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• Module 2 has three pools each pool has 27 questions. Maximum mark a student can get in the module 2 is 81.
• For the pool 1, the credits for each question is 1. Maximum mark a student can get in Module 2 if is the student given pool 1 is 27.
• For. the pool 2, the credits for each question is 2. Maximum mark a student can get in Module 2 if is the student given pool 2 is 54.
• For the pool 3, the credits for each question is 3. Maximum mark a student can get in Module 2 if is the student given pool 3 is 81.
• Maximum mark a student can get in RW Section is 135.

Math Module

• Module 1 has 22 questions and each question has 2 credits. Maximum mark a student can get in Module 1 is 44.
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• Module 2 has three pools each pool has 22 questions. Maximum mark a student can get in the module 2 is 66.
• For the pool 1, the credits for each question is 1. Maximum mark a student can get in Module 2 if is the student given pool 1 is 22.
• For. the pool 2, the credits for each question is 2. Maximum mark a student can get in Module 2 if is the student given pool 2 is 44.
• For the pool 3, the credits for each question is 3. Maximum mark a student can get in Module 2 if is the student given pool 3 is 66.
• Maximum mark a student can get in MATH Section is 110.

Example:

A scoring system for Reading & Writing (R+W) and Math sections. Here's a breakdown:

• A user scored perfectly (27 correct answers) in the first module of R+W, resulting in a score of 54 (27 * 2 marks/question).
• The user will get harder module (Click the here to learn about how user get the hard pools ) and got 20 correct answers, scoring 60 (20 * 3 marks/question).
• The total R+W score is calculated by rounding the sum of the scores from both modules.
• Then dividing by the total possible marks (135) and multiplying by 100.
• In this case, the total R+W score is 84 (rounded from (54 + 60) * 100 / 135).
• Formula =ROUND(SUM(RW Mod 1 + RW Mod 2) * 100 / 135,0) 
• 84 score is converted to the scaled score of 700 from the below score conversion table

• Similarly for Math Module:
• A user scored perfectly (22 correct answers) in the first module of R+W, resulting in a score of 44 (22 * 2 marks/question).
• The user will get harder module (Click the here to learn about how user get the hard pools ) and got 20 correct answers, scoring 60 (20 * 3 marks/question).
• The total Math score is calculated by rounding the sum of the scores from both modules.
• Then dividing by the total possible marks (110) and multiplying by 100.
• In this case, the total Math score is 95 (rounded from (44+ 60) * 100 / 110).
• 95 score is converted to the scaled score of 760 from the below score conversion table
• Total score would be 1460 out of 1600

With the below conversation table that shows how R+W Total and Math Total scores translate to a final student score.