AP Score Calculators
Predict your 1-5 score for any AP exam. Pick your subject below to enter your raw Multiple Choice and Free Response points.
AP Biology
50% MCQ / 50% FRQ. Predict your score from raw points.
AP Calculus AB
50% MCQ / 50% FRQ across 6 free-response questions.
AP Calculus BC
Includes your AB subscore alongside the main BC score.
AP Chemistry
50% MCQ / 50% FRQ using official College Board weighting.
AP English Language
45 MCQs plus 3 essays scored on the official rubric.
AP English Literature
55 MCQs plus 3 essays scored on the official rubric.
AP Psychology
66.7% MCQ / 33.3% FRQ across 75 multiple-choice questions.
AP Statistics
Accounts for the Investigative Task's 3.125x weighting.
AP US History (APUSH)
MCQ, SAQ, DBQ, and LEQ sections combined into one score.
How AP Exams Are Scored
Every AP exam reports a final score from 1 to 5, built from two parts: the Multiple Choice section and the Free Response section. Each exam weights these two parts differently — for example, AP Calculus AB splits 50/50, while AP Psychology weights Multiple Choice more heavily at 66.7%.
Your raw points from each section are converted to a weighted composite score, which is then mapped onto the 1-5 scale using that year's scoring curve. The curve is set after the exam is administered and can shift slightly depending on how difficult that year's test was.
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