LSAT Calculator
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LSAT Score Calculator

Convert your logical reasoning, analytical, and reading raw mock values into scaled LSAT ranges and predicted percentile ranks instantly.

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Use the range sliders or text inputs to specify correct answers.

Logical Reasoning
Range: 0-26 questions
Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games)
Range: 0-24 questions
Reading Comprehension
Range: 0-28 questions

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Percentile Standing

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*Estimated scale approximations. Actual LSAC curve indices vary.

LSAT Raw Score Calculator

The LSAT Score calculator helps students to estimate their LSAT score based on the number of correct answers. You need Raw Score and hit calculate. Our free online LSAT score calculator will convert your raw score into an estimate of your score.

What is the LSAT Score Calculator?

The LSAT Score Calculator helps students estimate their Law School Admission Test (LSAT) score. Our calculator predicts scores based on the official scoring scale. Students must enter their raw section scores to get a predicted final LSAT score (120-180) instantly!

How Does the LSAT Score Calculator Work?

Input your correct answers for each section, and the tool will convert them into a final LSAT score (120-180)!

  • Logical Reasoning: Weighs approximately 50% of the final score (Logical Reasoning section elements).
  • Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games): Weighs approximately 25% of the score.
  • Reading Comprehension: Weighs approximately 25% of the score.

Understanding Your LSAT Score

The LSAT is scored on a 120-180 scale, with each score indicating a different level of performance:

LSAT Score Percentile Category
170 - 180 97th-99th percentile (Top Law Schools)
160 - 169 80th-96th percentile (Competitive Schools)
150 - 159 40th-79th percentile (Moderate Schools)
140 - 149 Below 40th percentile (Improvement Needed)
120 - 139 Lowest Tier

A higher LSAT score improves your chances of getting into top law schools and securing scholarships.

LSAT Exam Format Breakdown

The LSAT consists of four scored sections and one unscored section:

  • Logical Reasoning (LR): 2 sections (~50% of total score)
  • Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games): 1 section (~25%)
  • Reading Comprehension: 1 section (~25%)
  • Experimental Section: One additional unscored LR, AR, or RC section used for equating research.
  • LSAT Writing: Separate, unscored writing samples sent to law schools.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Our calculator provides the most accurate score based on historical LSAT scoring scales and standard testing parameters.

A score above 160+ is generally considered a good LSAT score and competitive for a wide range of accredited law schools.