Lsat Score Calculator
Estimate your LSAT scaled score based on the number of correct answers (raw score) and the test form's difficulty. This calculator uses a typical LSAT scoring scale.
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How to Use the LSAT Score Calculator
Follow these simple steps to estimate your LSAT scaled score (120–180).
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Step 1: Enter Your Raw Score
Type the number of questions you answered correctly (0–101) into the Raw Score field. For example,75. -
Step 2: Select Test Difficulty
Choose the difficulty of your LSAT form from the dropdown: Easy, Medium (default), or Hard. This affects the conversion scale. -
Step 3: Calculate Your Score
Click the Calculate Score button (or press Enter). The result shows your estimated scaled score and a typical range (e.g., 150–154).
The calculator uses the formula: Scaled Score = 120 + (Raw Score / 101) × 60 × Difficulty Factor, where Difficulty Factor is 1.1 (Easy), 1.0 (Medium), or 0.9 (Hard). The result is rounded and clamped between 120 and 180.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The raw score is the number of questions you answered correctly out of the total (typically 101 questions). It is not the same as the scaled score (120-180).
Harder test forms have a slightly lower conversion factor, meaning a given raw score yields a slightly lower scaled score. Easier forms have a higher conversion factor.
No, this is an estimation tool. LSAC uses a complex equating process. The calculator provides a typical scale for educational purposes.
