AP Calculus AB score calculator

Multiple choice, no calculator.

Multiple choice, graphing calculator.

Free-response points, 0 to 9 for each question

Moves every band edge by the same number of composite points before your score is banded. College Board sets each year's cut scores itself.

Score your free response with each question's scoring guide, point by point. A right final answer is not always every point.

AP Calculus AB

Enter your scores

Estimate. It is not an official or predicted AP score. College Board has published no score conversion for the May 2027 exam, so we read your composite on its 2012 practice-exam scale.

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College Board has published no May 2027 cut scores, so this AP Calculus AB calculator gives an estimate on its 2012 practice-exam scale that you can make stricter or more lenient.

Questions people ask

How is the AP Calculus AB exam scored?

Multiple choice and free response are each worth 50%. There are 42 multiple-choice questions (29 without a calculator, 13 with one) and six free-response questions worth 9 points each.

What score do I need for a 5 on AP Calculus AB?

College Board has not published cut scores for May 2027. On its released 2012 AB practice exam, a 5 started at 67 of 108 composite points; use the adjustment to see how a stricter or more lenient year would change your estimate.

When is the AP Calculus AB exam in 2027?

Monday, May 10, 2027, in session 1 (the morning session). It is a hybrid digital exam: multiple choice in the Bluebook app, free response handwritten in a paper booklet.

How we work this out

What it does

Enter your Part A, Part B and free-response points for an estimated 1 to 5 in the May 2027 format.

AP Calculus AB in the May 2027 format: 29 multiple-choice questions without a calculator, 13 with one, and six free-response questions scored 0 to 9.

Method

  1. Your 42 multiple-choice answers are rescaled to 45, multiplied by 1.2 and added to your free-response points, giving a composite out of 108 as on College Board's released 2012 AB practice exam.
  2. That composite is banded on the 2012 practice exam's band edges, moved by the number of points you choose: higher for a stricter year, lower for a more lenient one.