Ap World Exam Calculator
Calculate your AP World History exam score based on multiple-choice and free-response sections.
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How to Use the AP World Exam Calculator
- Enter your Multiple-Choice correct count (0–55). This is the number of questions you answered correctly out of 55.
- Enter your Short Answer Question (SAQ) points (0–9). This is your total score from the three SAQs.
- Enter your Document-Based Question (DBQ) points (0–7). This is your rubric-based score for the DBQ essay.
- Enter your Long Essay Question (LEQ) points (0–6). This is your rubric-based score for the LEQ essay.
- Click "Calculate Score". The calculator will compute your composite score and show your predicted AP score (1–5).
Formula used: Composite = (MCQ Correct × 1.125) + (SAQ Points × 2.5) + (DBQ Points × 5.357) + (LEQ Points × 3.75). The AP score is then determined by standard thresholds: 5 (≥100), 4 (80–99), 3 (60–79), 2 (40–59), 1 (<40).
Tip: All inputs must be within their allowed ranges. The calculator will validate your entries automatically.
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The composite score is calculated using the formula: (MCQ Correct × 1.125) + (SAQ Points × 2.5) + (DBQ Points × 5.357) + (LEQ Points × 3.75). This weighting reflects the approximate contribution of each section to the final composite.
The AP score prediction is based on typical score thresholds from recent exams, but actual cutoffs may vary slightly each year. Use this calculator as an estimate.
Multiple-Choice: 55 questions (raw correct). SAQ: up to 9 points. DBQ: up to 7 points. LEQ: up to 6 points. Enter your earned points accordingly.
