PSAT scores can be accessed online through your College Board account. Here’s how to find them and what to do if you’re having trouble. Where to find your PSAT scores
- Sign in to your College Board account at the official score portal (Student Score Reports). Look for your most recent PSAT/NMSQT score and you can view details for all PSAT-related tests (PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT 10, PSAT 8/9) you took. If you don’t already have an account, you’ll need to create one and link it to your test information.
Common steps if your scores don’t appear yet
- Make sure your personal information is correct: name, date of birth, and gender should match your records. Update any mismatches and sign in again.
- Check if your scores are tied to another College Board account you may have used previously. Sign out, then sign in with the other account(s) to see if the scores are there.
- If you were given an access code on score release day, use the code to retrieve your scores via the “Get My Scores” option in the Matching Tool. Your counselor can provide this code if needed.
- If scores aren’t visible on your state’s release date, they may just be delayed. Check back later and talk to your counselor if the delay continues.
What to do if you still can’t access
- Use the official score retrieval tools: sign in to the Student Score Reports page, verify your information, and use any “Find Your Scores” or “Get My Scores” options provided. If you still can’t access, contact your counselor or the College Board support for help with your specific account and test details.
Helpful notes
- Your PSAT scores are typically available online and can be downloaded as a PDF score report once you’re signed in. If you took the PSAT with a school, your school may also provide guidance or access via the BigFuture School app or similar portals.
If you’d like, share the state or type of PSAT you took (PSAT/NMSQT in high school, or PSAT 10/8/9), and I can tailor the steps and exact links for your situation.
