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AP Calculus BC score calculator

Enter how many multiple-choice questions you expect to get right and your points on each free-response question. The calculator weights each part the way the May 2027 exam does and estimates your 1–5 score.

Your estimate

Multiple choice: questions right

Out of 29 · 62 minutes

Out of 13 · 38 minutes

Free response: points earned

Out of 9 points

Out of 9 points

Out of 9 points

Out of 9 points

Out of 9 points

Out of 9 points

Estimated AP score

4

Composite 57.5 out of 100

About 6 more composite points would reach a 5.

How the Calc BC exam is scored

Each part counts for a fixed share of the composite. Raw points become a share of that part, then the shares add up to 100.

AP Calculus BC exam parts and weights
PartLength or pointsShare of the score
Multiple choice, Part A29 questions, 62 minutes34.5%
Multiple choice, Part B13 questions, 38 minutes15.5%
Free Response 1 — Calculator9 points8.3%
Free Response 2 — Calculator9 points8.3%
Free Response 3 — No Calculator9 points8.3%
Free Response 4 — No Calculator9 points8.3%
Free Response 5 — No Calculator9 points8.3%
Free Response 6 — No Calculator9 points8.3%

Where the 1–5 estimate comes from

College Board doesn't publish the composite score needed for each AP score, and the cutoffs shift a few points every year. The estimate uses the cutoffs from College Board's 2012 released AP Calculus BC exam, converted to a share of the total so they fit today's section weights. The exam's format has changed since then, so the cutoffs are a rough guide. Within 3 points of a cutoff, the calculator shows both scores.

Source: College Board, 2012 released exam.

How students scored in May 2026

AP Calculus BC 2026 score distribution
ScoreShare of students
546%
422%
314%
214%
14%

Source: College Board score distributions. Rounded, so the column may not add up to exactly 100.

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Questions

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The section weights come from College Board's current exam description, so the composite is exact for the points you enter. The 1–5 cutoffs are estimates from a released exam, and real cutoffs move from year to year. Near a cutoff, either score is realistic.

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A jacket's price is increased by 20% and then the new price is decreased by 20%. The final price is what percent of the original price?
  • A96%96\%
  • B100%100\%
  • C104%104\%
  • D80%80\%