LSAT score converter

Enter how many questions you got right on a practice test and see your approximate scaled score (120–180) and percentile. Or start from a scaled score to see the raw range behind it.

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Approximate conversion table

Correct	Scaled	Correct	Scaled	Correct	Scaled
74–76	180	55–56	160	34	144
73	179	54	159	33	143
72	177	53	158	31–32	142
71	176	51–52	157	30	141
70	174	50	156	29	140
69	173	48–49	155	28	139
68	171	47	154	27	138
67	170	45–46	153	26	137
66	169	44	152	25	136
65	168	43	151	24	135
64	167	42	150	23	134
63	166	40–41	149	22	133
61–62	165	39	148	21	132
60	164	37–38	147	20	131
59	163	36	146	19	129
58	162	35	145	0–18	120–128
57	161

Approximate only. Built for the current LSAT format (3 scored sections, about 75–76 scored questions). Every official administration has its own curve, so a real test can land 1–2 points on either side of this table. Percentiles are approximate, based on LSAC’s published 2022–2025 ranks. There is no guessing penalty: always answer every question.