AP Calculus AB score calculator

Your raw section scores are combined using College Board's official weights — Multiple choice (50%), Free response (50%) — into a composite, which is converted to the 1–5 scale. This calculator uses those exact weights.

Roughly 64% of the total composite, based on released exams — and about 50% for a 4 and 39% for a 3. College Board adjusts the real cutoffs each year, so treat these as estimates.

The section weights are official; the score cutoffs are estimates compiled from released exams and public scoring data. Weights are College Board's official figures for the May 2026 exam (the multiple-choice count changes in 2027); cutoffs are estimates anchored to released scoring curves. Real cutoffs shift a few points year to year, so a result near a boundary could land on either side.

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