Updated for the 2026 AP exam
Predict your AP score in 10 seconds.
Free score calculators, unit-by-unit walkthroughs, and concept guides — for every AP subject. Built by an AP grad who remembers.
- No signup, no paywall — ever.
- Curve estimates updated for the 2026 exam.
- Covers all 20 AP exam subjects, with estimated cut scores for every exam.
Calculator + walkthroughs are free and open — no signup, no paywall.
AP Score Calculator
Free · No signup · Updated 2026
AP Subject
MCQ — correct answers
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45 questions · 1.20× weight per correct
Free-response sections
Curves are reasonable estimates. Your actual score is set by the College Board.
Your predicted score
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Awaiting your scores.
Enter MCQ and FRQ values on the left, then press Calculate.
Find your subject
20 subjects. Pick yours.
Each subject hub has a tuned calculator, a unit-by-unit walkthrough, and the FRQ rubric tips most students miss.
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Study guides students actually finish.
Progress Check01
AP Calculus Unit 2 — Differentiation, Walked Through
Limit definition to chain rule, with the FRQ traps explained.
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Map type02
Choropleth Maps in AP Human Geography
When normalized rates beat raw counts — with examples.
Read guide
Maps hub03
All 13 Map Types You’ll See in AP HuG
A side-by-side guide to projections, choropleths, isolines.
Read guide
Progress Check04
AP Chemistry Unit 5 — Kinetics Walkthrough
Rate laws, integrated rate laws, and the FRQ rubric.
Read guide
Writing tool05
AP Research Word Counter & Style Checker
Stay under the 5,000-word ceiling without trimming the wrong sentence.
Read guide
How to06
How to Check Your AP Scores (2026)
Step-by-step, with the dates and what to do if scores are delayed.
Read guide
How Curve works
Three steps. No anxiety.
Same flow for every subject. Designed for the phone in your hand the night before an exam.
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Pick your subject
All 20 AP subjects. Each has its own scoring curve and FRQ structure baked in.
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Enter your scores
MCQ correct count plus your free-response section scores. No accounts needed.
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See your result
Predicted 1–5 score, composite raw points, and what credit you can expect.
Built with care
Sources, citations, and a real review process.
Written from experience
Walkthroughs are written by Mahmudul Hasan and refined based on the questions that actually trip students up.
Updated yearly
Curves and unit summaries refresh every July after the College Board’s score release.
Transparent math
The exact cut-score thresholds we use are documented on every subject calculator page.
Every walkthrough is structured the way I wish someone had explained it to me when I was studying.
Each subject calculator mirrors that exam’s real MCQ and FRQ structure, with estimated cut scores for the 1–5 mapping.
Pages start with the AP exam framing, then explain the concept the way a study buddy would.