January 2026 Conversion Chart

Earth and Space Sciences Regents Score Calculator 2026

Enter your raw points to instantly calculate your scaled score. Check if you pass (65+) or earn mastery (85+).

Part A: Multiple Choice0/20

20 multiple choice questions × 1 point each = 20 points max

Part B: Constructed Response0/18

Data analysis and short answer = 18 points max

Part C: Extended Response0/12

Multi-step problems with explanations = 12 points max

Your Regents Results
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Enter your points above to see your results!

Total Raw Score0/50
Part A (MC)0/20
Part B (CR)0/18
Part C (Extended)0/12
L1 (0-54)
L2 (55-64)
L3 (65-84)
L4 (85-89)
L5 (90+)

January 2026 Raw-to-Scale Chart

Official NYSED conversion table for the Earth and Space Sciences Regents.

Raw Scale Level

Tips to Maximize Your Score

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Earth's Systems

Understand the interactions between geosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere. Many questions involve system connections.

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Space Systems

Know the solar system, star life cycles, and Earth-Moon-Sun relationships. These topics are consistently tested.

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Data Analysis

Practice interpreting graphs, maps, and charts. Many Part B questions require analyzing scientific data.

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Use Reference Tables

Know where to find key information in provided reference tables. Many answers can be looked up directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a passing score?+

A passing score is 65. Based on January 2026, you need approximately 24 raw points out of 50 to pass.

What score do I need for Mastery?+

For Mastery (Level 5), you need 85+. This requires approximately 39 raw points out of 50.

How is this exam different from Earth Science?+

Earth and Space Sciences is the Next Generation Learning Standards-aligned exam with 50 raw points. Traditional Earth Science has 85+16 points with a 2D chart.

What topics are covered?+

Earth's systems (geosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere), space systems, weather/climate, plate tectonics, rocks/minerals, and Earth's history.

Are reference tables provided?+

Yes! Reference tables with key data, charts, and formulas are provided. Learn how to use them efficiently.

Can I use a calculator?+

Yes! Scientific and graphing calculators are permitted.

Do wrong MCQ answers lose points?+

No penalty. Always guess if unsure.

When is it offered?+

January, June, and August. This exam is aligned with Next Generation Learning Standards.

Is there a lab component?+

Unlike traditional Earth Science, this exam does not have a separate Performance Test. All points are from the written exam.

How accurate is this calculator?+

Uses the official January 2026 NYSED chart. Your score should match exactly with correct inputs.