This LSAT percentile calculator shows how your score compares with other test takers. Enter any score, or use the full table below. Data is from LSAC for the 2023 to 2026 testing years. Want the percentile chart with benchmarks and school advice? See our LSAT percentile chart guide.
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What Your LSAT Percentile Means
A one-minute guide to reading your percentile, with real LSAC numbers.
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Got your LSAT score? Your percentile shows how you compare. Your percentile is the share of test takers who scored lower than you, over the last three testing years. A 150 is about the 37th percentile. A 155 is about the 54th. That's just above the middle. A 160 is the 71st. A 165 is the 85th. And a 170 is about the 94th percentile. Only about 5 percent of test takers score 170 or higher. Notice the jump. Going from 150 to 160 moves you past about one in three test takers. Type any score from 120 to 180 into the percentile calculator to see your exact percentile. Want to move up? The LSAT Score Planner Bundle gives you a study plan, a score tracker, and 40 drill questions. Find your percentile now, right on this page.