Adjust the sliders below to calculate your potential AP® score
The AP® Precalculus Score Calculator is a smart tool built to help students estimate their final AP score (1–5) using raw performance on the multiple choice (MCQ) and free response (FRQ) sections of the exam. Whether you’re prepping with practice tests or reviewing after a mock exam, this calculator delivers instant, accurate predictions modeled after College Board grading standards and historical scoring patterns.
Introduced for the first time in 2023, the AP Precalculus course offers a rigorous foundation for students planning to pursue calculus, STEM majors, or advanced math. It focuses on functions, modeling, and analytical reasoning.
Polynomial and rational functions
Exponential and logarithmic functions
Trigonometric and polar functions
Functions involving parameters, vectors, and matrices
Section | Type | Questions | Time | Weight |
---|---|---|---|---|
I-A | Multiple Choice – No Calculator | 28 questions | 60 minutes | 40% |
I-B | Multiple Choice – Calculator | 12 questions | 30 minutes | 20% |
II | Free Response (FRQ) | 4 questions | 70 minutes | 40% |
🧠 Total Questions: 44 MCQs + 4 FRQs
This calculator translates your raw MCQ and FRQ scores into a composite score out of 100, then maps it to the predicted AP score (1 to 5) using trends and logic from official College Board rubrics and early scoring reports.
Section | Max Raw Score | Weight (%) |
---|---|---|
MCQs (Part A & B) | 44 points | 60% |
FRQs | 24 points | 40% |
Each MCQ is worth 1 point. Each FRQ is graded out of 6 points (4 × 6 = 24).
Composite Score | Predicted AP Score |
---|---|
85–100 | 5 |
70–84 | 4 |
55–69 | 3 |
40–54 | 2 |
Below 40 | 1 |
📌 Note: Since AP Precalculus is new, exact curves may vary. This calculator is based on projected scoring models.
Input Your MCQ Score
Enter your total number of correct answers (out of 44).
Input Your FRQ Score
Score each FRQ out of 6 using the rubric, then total (max = 24).
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The calculator computes your composite score and maps it to a predicted AP score (1–5).
Label axes and graphs clearly when modeling data.
Use proper function notation and domain restrictions.
Show all work—partial credit is awarded for correct processes.
Justify reasoning with algebraic, numerical, and graphical approaches when asked.
📊 Track progress through practice tests
⏱️ Simulate scoring before the real exam
🎯 Identify weak sections between MCQs and FRQs
📈 Set clear goals and monitor improvement
💪 Boost exam confidence with real-time feedback
The AP® Precalculus Score Calculator is an essential tool in any student’s prep toolkit. Whether you’re aiming for college credit or just need to know where you stand, this calculator gives you fast, reliable, and actionable insights. It’s perfect for self-study, tutoring, or classroom use.
Make it part of your prep strategy and take the guesswork out of your performance tracking.