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Determine your potential LSAT scaled score (120-180) based on your raw section performance. This calculator uses standardized conversion tables to provide an accurate estimation for law school applicants.

LSAT Raw Score Calculator

Logical Reasoning (Correct Answers)

Reading Comprehension (Correct Answers)

Second Logical Reasoning (Correct Answers)

Please enter valid raw scores for at least 3 sections.

Estimated LSAT Scaled Score —

LSAT Raw Score Formula:

Total Raw Score = Σ(Correct Answers in Scored Sections)

Source: Law School Admission Council (LSAC) Official Scoring

Variables:

Logical Reasoning (LR): Measures the ability to analyze and evaluate arguments.
Reading Comprehension (RC): Measures the ability to read with understanding and insight.
Raw Score: The total number of questions answered correctly (no penalty for wrong answers).
Scaled Score: The converted score ranging from 120 to 180.

What is the LSAT Raw Score Calculator?

The LSAT Raw Score Calculator is a tool designed to help law school candidates translate their practice test performance into the official 120–180 scale. Since every LSAT administration varies slightly in difficulty, the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) uses a “equating” process to ensure scores are comparable across different test dates.

This calculator aggregates your correct answers from the three scored sections (Logical Reasoning 1, Logical Reasoning 2, and Reading Comprehension) to estimate where you fall on the bell curve of all test-takers.

How to Calculate LSAT Raw Score (Example):

Count Correct Answers: Sum up all correct answers from your three scored sections.
Identify Total Raw Points: For example, LR1 (22) + LR2 (21) + RC (23) = 66.
Apply the Curve: Check a conversion chart. A raw score of 66 typically maps to a scaled score around 168-170.
Review Percentile: A score of 170 puts you in the top 2-3% of test-takers globally.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Is there a penalty for wrong answers on the LSAT?

No. Your raw score is based solely on correct answers. You should always guess if you run out of time.

How many sections are scored on the modern LSAT?

Starting August 2024, the LSAT consists of two Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section that contribute to your score.

What is a “good” LSAT score?

The median LSAT score is approximately 151-152. Top-tier law schools (T14) usually require scores above 170.

Does the LSAT curve change?

Yes, each test has a unique “conversion table” based on the difficulty of the specific questions used in that administration.