Ap Calc Ab Scoring Calculator
Estimate your AP Calculus AB score based on your multiple-choice and free-response performance. Input your correct answers and predicted scores to see your composite score and final AP grade.
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How to use this tool?
This calculator estimates your AP Calculus AB score based on your multiple-choice and free-response performance.
- Enter Multiple Choice Correct: Input the number of correct multiple-choice questions (out of 45).
- Enter Free-Response Total: Input your total free-response score (out of 54).
- Click "Calculate Score": Press the button to compute your composite and AP score.
How it works:
- Composite Score = (MC Correct × 1.2) + (FRQ Score × 1.1111)
- AP Score cutoffs: 5 (108–135), 4 (80–107), 3 (50–79), 2 (30–49), 1 (0–29)
Note: Both inputs must be whole numbers within their valid ranges. The result shows your composite score and final AP score (1–5).
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Frequently Asked Questions
The composite score is calculated as (Multiple Choice Correct × 1.2) + (Free-Response Total × 1.1111). This approximates the weighted scoring used by the College Board.
Based on typical cutoffs: 5 = 108-135, 4 = 80-107, 3 = 50-79, 2 = 30-49, 1 = 0-29. These may vary slightly by year.
No, this is an unofficial tool for estimation purposes only. It is not endorsed by the College Board.
