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Is 1360 a Good SAT Score?

A 1360 SAT score is at the 90th percentile of SAT takers and the 95th of all US juniors and seniors: a very good score, since the top 10 percent of SAT takers starts right at 1360.

SAT takers
90th
percentile, 90 in 100 at or below
All US juniors and seniors
95th
percentile, tested or not
ACT match
30
1360 to 1380 on the concordance
Points to 1410
+50
about 3 more right answers

What a 1360 SAT score means

Ways to make 1360: section scores and right answers (Practice Test 11, paper)
Reading and WritingMathRight answersMisses
68068056 + 46 = 10218
78058065 + 38 = 10317
58078048 + 52 = 10020

How 1360 compares with other SAT scores

1360 next to the SAT lines that matter
ScoreWhat it marksSAT takersAll US studentsPoints from 1360
1010Middle of all US juniors and seniors48%50%-350
1020Middle SAT taker50%52%-340
1200Top quarter of SAT takers starts75%81%-160
1360 (you)Your score90%95%
1500Top 3 percent of SAT takers97%99%+140
1600Perfect score99+99++240

Percentiles: College Board Research, SAT Nationally Representative and User Percentiles, checked Oct 17, 2026.

What it takes to go from 1360 to 1410

From 1360: right answers for the next scores, split evenly (Practice Test 11, paper)
TargetWhy it mattersReading and Writing + MathRight answersMore than 1360
1360 (you)Where you are56 + 46102
141050 points up57 + 48105+3
1500the top 3 percent of SAT takers62 + 51113+11

Table: College Board, Scoring Your SAT Practice Test 11 (paper version of the digital test), 2026, checked Oct 17, 2026. The real SAT is adaptive and has no published raw to scaled table, so read these counts as a practice guide, not a promise.

Is 1360 enough for your colleges?

Where the 1360 numbers come from

Questions and answers

Is 1360 a good SAT score?

A 1360 SAT score is at the 90th percentile of SAT takers and the 95th of all US juniors and seniors: a very good score, since the top 10 percent of SAT takers starts right at 1360. Whether it is good for you depends on the colleges on your list.

What percentile is a 1360 SAT score?

The 90th percentile of SAT takers and the 95th of all US juniors and seniors, on the College Board's current tables. A 1350 reads 89th and 94th. A 1370 reads 91st and 96th.

What ACT score is a 1360 SAT?

About 30. The official 2018 ACT and College Board concordance puts SAT totals from 1360 to 1380 next to an ACT composite of 30. It compares the two scales; it does not predict what you would score on the ACT.

How many more questions does a 1360 need for 1410?

About 3 on the paper version of Practice Test 11, where an even split for 1360 takes 102 right answers of 120 and 1410 takes 105. 1500 (the top 3 percent of SAT takers) takes 113. Real test forms are adaptive, so the count on test day can differ by a few questions.

Is a 1360 good enough for college?

Nationally it is at the 90th percentile of SAT takers, 340 points above the middle; each college has its own range, though. Compare 1360 with the 25th and 75th percentile SAT scores in section C9 of each college's Common Data Set.

Should I retake the SAT with a 1360?

Only if 1360 sits under the middle (50th percentile) SAT score in section C9 of the Common Data Set at colleges you want, or under a merit scholarship line you can see on their aid pages. From 1360, 1410 is about 3 more right answers on Practice Test 11; many colleges superscore, so a second date aimed at your weaker section is the cheapest gain.

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