Chemistry Regents Score Calculator 2026
Enter your raw points to instantly calculate your scaled score. Check if you pass (65+) or earn mastery (85+).
30 multiple choice questions × 1 point each = 30 points max
20 multiple choice questions × 1 point each = 20 points max
Short answer questions with calculations = 15 points max
Multi-step problems with explanations = 20 points max
January 2026 Raw-to-Scale Chart
Official NYSED conversion table for the Chemistry Regents Examination.
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Tips to Maximize Your Score
Master Reference Tables
Tables S, T, and the periodic table are essential. Know where to find solubility rules, equations, and constants quickly.
Show All Work
For calculations, write formulas, substitute values with units, and box final answers. Partial credit is awarded!
Focus on Key Topics
Stoichiometry, mole calculations, balancing equations, and periodic trends are heavily tested. Practice these daily.
Units Matter
Always include proper units (g, mol, L, M, kJ). Missing or wrong units cost points on constructed responses.
Frequently Asked Questions
A passing score is 65. Based on January 2026, you need approximately 50 raw points out of 85 to pass.
For Mastery (Level 5), you need 85+. This requires approximately 75 raw points out of 85.
Part A: 30 MCQ, Part B-1: 20 MCQ, Part B-2: 15 CR points, Part C: 20 extended response. Total: 85 raw points.
Atomic structure, periodic trends, bonding, stoichiometry, solutions, acids/bases, kinetics, equilibrium, organic & nuclear chemistry.
Reference Table T (equations), Table S (solubility), periodic table, electrochemistry data, and organic functional groups.
Yes! Scientific and graphing calculators are permitted for molar mass, stoichiometry, and other calculations.
No penalty. Always guess if unsure.
Very important! Include units and follow sig fig rules. Missing units cost points.
January, June, and August. Most students take it in June after 10th or 11th grade Chemistry.
Uses the official January 2026 NYSED chart. Your score should match exactly with correct inputs.