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AP Chemistry 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 60 · 90 minutes

Free response: points earned

Out of 10 points

Out of 10 points

Out of 10 points

Out of 4 points

Out of 4 points

Out of 4 points

Out of 4 points

Estimated AP score

4

Composite 58.3 out of 100

You're within a few points of a cutoff, so a 3 or a 4 are both realistic. Cutoffs move from year to year.

How the Chemistry 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 Chemistry exam parts and weights
PartLength or pointsShare of the score
Multiple choice60 questions, 90 minutes50%
Long Free Response 110 points10.9%
Long Free Response 210 points10.9%
Long Free Response 310 points10.9%
Short Free Response 14 points4.3%
Short Free Response 24 points4.3%
Short Free Response 34 points4.3%
Short Free Response 44 points4.3%

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 2002 released AP Chemistry 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, 2002 released exam.

How students scored in May 2026

AP Chemistry 2026 score distribution
ScoreShare of students
515%
431%
330%
218%
16%

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

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\%