Ap Test Score Calculator
Estimate your AP exam score based on multiple-choice and free-response sections. Select your subject and enter your raw scores to see a predicted scaled score and AP grade (1-5).
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How to Use the AP Test Score Calculator
- Select a subject from the dropdown menu (e.g., Calculus AB, Biology, Psychology). Each subject has its own maximum raw scores and grade cutoffs.
- Enter your Multiple Choice raw score (the number of correct answers). This must be a non-negative integer.
- Enter your Free Response raw score (the total points earned on free-response questions). This must also be a non-negative integer.
- Click "Calculate Score". The calculator will validate your inputs and show your AP score (1–5) with a description (e.g., "Extremely well qualified").
How it works: The calculator converts your raw scores to percentages, then combines them using a 50% weight for multiple choice and 50% for free response. The resulting composite percentage is compared to subject-specific cutoffs to determine your final AP score. A detailed formula explanation appears below the result.
Note: Maximum raw scores vary by subject (e.g., Calculus AB: MC max 45, FRQ max 54). The calculator will warn you if your input exceeds the allowed maximum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The calculator uses typical cutoff percentages for each subject based on historical data, but actual cutoffs vary each year. It provides a reasonable estimate, not a guarantee.
The calculator will show an error and require you to enter scores within the valid range for the selected subject.
We support most popular AP subjects. If your subject is not listed, select a similar one or use the default settings.
