LSAT Score Converter: Raw Score to Scaled Score + Percentile (2025–2026) | Lovare Institut
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Raw Score to Scaled Score & Percentile

Enter the number of questions you answered correctly. Receive your scaled score on the 120–180 scale, your national percentile rank, and a plain assessment of which law school tiers your score is competitive for.

+16
Median LSAT Improvement
Lovare cohort, 8 weeks
89%
T14 Admission Rate
Aug–Dec 2024, n=36
$66k
Average Scholarship
Per enrolled student
Score Converter
Current LSAT format: approximately 76 scored questions across three sections.
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Raw Score
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Questions correct
Scaled Score
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Out of 180
Percentile
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National ranking

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Full Conversion Table — 2025–2026

Based on the current three-section LSAT format (two Logical Reasoning + one Reading Comprehension). Individual PrepTest curves vary by 1–3 questions.

Raw ScoreScaled ScorePercentileSchool Tier
7818099.9thElite T6 Range
7718099.9thElite T6 Range
7618099.9thElite T6 Range
7517999.9thElite T6 Range
7417899.9thElite T6 Range
7317799.9thElite T6 Range
7217699.9thElite T6 Range
7117599thElite T6 Range
7017499thElite T6 Range
6917398.5thElite T6 Range
6817298thElite T6 Range
6717197thT14 Competitive
6617095thT14 Competitive
6517095thT14 Competitive
6416994.3thT14 Competitive
6316994.3thT14 Competitive
6216892.9thT14 Competitive
6116791thTop 25 Range
6016688.8thTop 25 Range
5916688.8thTop 25 Range
5816586.4thTop 25 Range
5716483.5thTop 25 Range
5616483.5thTop 25 Range
5516380.7thTop 25 Range
5416277.5thTop 30–50 Range
5316277.5thTop 30–50 Range
5216174.6thTop 30–50 Range
5116072.8thTop 30–50 Range
5016072.8thTop 30–50 Range
4915969thTop 30–50 Range
4815866thTop 30–50 Range
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4515349thAround Median
4415246thBelow Median
4315142thBelow Median
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3214216thBelow Median
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3014012thBelow Median
2913910thBelow Median
281388.5thBelow Median
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221322.5thBelow Median
211312thBelow Median
201301.5thBelow Median
01200.1thBelow Median

Frequently Asked Questions

The highest possible LSAT score is 180. Fewer than 0.1% of test-takers achieve a perfect score. A score of 175 or above places you in the 99th percentile and makes you competitive for admission at every law school, including Yale and Harvard.
The answer depends on your target schools. As a general guide: 170 or above is excellent for T14 schools; 163–169 is competitive at Top 25 programs; 158–162 is solid for Top 30–50 programs; 153–157 is near the national median (50th percentile); below 153 is below median and a retake is typically advisable for students targeting competitive programs.
Since August 2024, the LSAT no longer includes the Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) section. The current exam has three scored sections: two Logical Reasoning and one Reading Comprehension, totalling approximately 75–78 questions. The 120–180 scoring scale was not changed.
LSAC uses equating — a statistical process that adjusts for minor differences in test difficulty across administrations, ensuring a 165 on one LSAT represents the same ability level as a 165 on any other. The variation is typically small: 2–3 questions for any given scaled score across modern PrepTests.
No. The LSAT uses a purely positive scoring system. You earn one point for each correct answer and zero for wrong or skipped questions. You should answer every question, including those you are uncertain about.
Meaningful improvement is possible with structured preparation. Lovare Institut students improve a median of +16 points from their diagnostic score to their official test score, based on the Aug–Dec 2024 cohort (n=36). The degree of improvement depends on starting point, study time, and the quality of preparation methodology.

This tool provides approximate score conversions based on the current three-section LSAT format and historical conversion data. Individual test forms may vary by 1–3 questions for a given scaled score due to LSAC's equating process. For your official score, refer to your LSAC score report. LSAT® is a registered trademark of the Law School Admission Council, Inc. Lovare Institut is not affiliated with LSAC.