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Is 1360 a Good PSAT Score?

A 1360 on the PSAT is roughly the 95 percentile among 11th-grade takers (junior average: ~998).

1360 on the PSAT ≈ 95 percentile of grade-11 test takers.

  • Score1360
  • Grade-11 percentile95
  • Junior average~998
  • National Merit relevanceBelow typical cutoff ranges

Source: College Board PSAT/NMSQT grade-11 user percentiles, 2025–26.

Reading a 1360 as a junior

Junior-year takers average about 998; a 1360 lands above that at roughly the 95 percentile. National Merit uses the Selection Index — (2 × Reading/Writing + Math) ÷ 10 — not this total, so two students with the same 1360 can have different Merit outcomes depending on section balance.

Nearby: 1320 · 1350 · 1370 · 1400.

Frequently asked questions

Is 1360 a good PSAT score?

A 1360 is around the 95 percentile of 11th-grade PSAT takers (national average for juniors: ~998).

What does a 1360 PSAT predict for the SAT?

PSAT and SAT share a scale (PSAT caps at 1520), so a 1360 suggests similar-range SAT performance today — most students add 40–100+ points by test day with the extra months of coursework and prep.

Do colleges see my PSAT score?

No. The PSAT is practice plus the National Merit qualifier; only you and your school see it.

Sources & methodology

Sources: College Board — Understanding PSAT/NMSQT Scores.

Official anchors every 40 points; between-anchor percentiles are linear interpolations, labeled on-page.