How to Calculate Your Score

Step 1: Figure out your raw score. Use the answer key to count the number of questions you answered correctly and the number of questions you answered incorrectly. (Do not count any questions you left blank.) Multiply the number wrong by 0.25 and subtract the result from the number correct. Round the result to the nearest whole number. This is your raw score.

SAT Subject Test: Physics Practice Test 3

Step 2: Find your scaled score. In the Score Conversion Table below, find your raw score (rounded to the nearest whole number) in one of the columns to the left. The score directly to the right of that number will be your scaled score.

A note on your practice test scores: Don’t take these scores too literally. Practice test conditions cannot precisely mirror real test conditions. Your actual SAT Subject Test: Physics score will almost certainly vary from your diagnostic and practice test scores. However, your scores on the diagnostic and practice tests will give you a rough idea of your range on the actual exam.

Score Conversion Table

Raw	Scaled
75	800
74	800
73	800
72	800
71	800
70	800
69	800
68	800
67	800
66	800
65	800
64	800
63	800
62	790
61	790
60	780
59	780
58	770
57	770
56	760
55	760
54	750
53	750
52	740
51	730
50	730
49	720
48	720
47	710
46	700
45	700
44	690
43	690
42	680
41	670
40	670
39	660
38	650
37	650
36	640
35	640
34	630
33	630
32	620
31	610
30	610
29	600
28	600
27	590
26	580
25	580
24	570
23	570
22	560
21	550
20	540
19	540
18	530
17	530
16	520
15	510
14	510
13	500
12	490
11	480
10	480
9	470
8	470
7	460
6	450
5	450
4	440
3	430
2	430
1	420
0	410
–1	410
–2	400
–3	390
–4	390
–5	380
–6	370
–7	370
–8	360
–9	350
–10	350
–11	340
–12	330
–13	330
–14	320
–15	310
–16	310
–17	300
–18	290
–19	290