LSAC Score Calculator

One number per scored section. Unscored (experimental) sections do not count.
Recent LSATs have had roughly 75-77 scored questions; use the count for your own form.
From your score report, or from your PrepTest's own conversion table.
Raw score (questions correct)
61
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Questions missed
14
Percentage correct
81.3 %
About the raw-to-scaled conversion
LSAC equates every test form separately, so each administered LSAT has its own raw-to-scaled conversion table. There is no universal conversion, and this calculator does not invent one - take the table printed with your PrepTest, or use the scaled score from your score report.
Worked out from Law School Admission Council - LSAT Percentile Table: 120 to 180 Scale, 2021-2024 Testing Years and 1 other source.
LSAC equates every test form separately, so each administered LSAT has its own raw-to-scaled conversion table. There is no universal conversion, and this calculator does not invent one - take the table printed with your PrepTest, or use the scaled score from your score report.

How this is worked out

3 steps
  1. Correct answers by section: 22 + 20 + 19 = 61.
  2. Of 75 scored questions that is 81.33% correct, with 14 missed.
  3. There is no deduction for a wrong answer, so an unanswered question and a wrong one cost exactly the same: always fill in every bubble.

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