Algebra 2 Regents Score Calculator 2025
Enter your raw points for each part of the NYS Algebra 2 Regents to predict your scaled score, check passing (≥ 65) and mastery (≥ 85) status.
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Input raw points for each section below. The tool applies the June 2024 conversion table with a ±1-point buffer for 2025.
Algebra 2 Regents Score Calculator
Adjust the controls to calculate your potential Regents score
Based on June 2023 Conversion Chart
0
100
Part I: Multiple Choice
0/24
Each question worth 2 points
Part II: Short Response
0/8
Each question worth 2 points
Part III: Medium Response
0/4
Each question worth 4 points
Part IV: Long Response
0/1
Question worth 6 points
Your Regents Results
Performance Level
1
3/100
Keep practicing your advanced algebra skills!
Raw Score
0/86
Scale Score
3/100
Section Breakdown
Part I: Multiple Choice
0/48
Part II: Short Response
0/16
Part III: Medium Response
0/16
Part IV: Long Response
0/6
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Performance Levels:
Level 1 (<55) • Level 2 (55-64) • Level 3 (65-74) • Level 4 (75-89) • Level 5 (≥90)
Algebra 2 Practice TestsLevel 1 (<55) • Level 2 (55-64) • Level 3 (65-74) • Level 4 (75-89) • Level 5 (≥90)
Estimates only—official scale released by NYSED on exam day.
How NYSED converts raw points to scaled scores
- Part A (MCQ) 24 Qs, 2 pts each → 48 pts
- Part B & C Short/medium responses → 32 pts
- Part D Extended response → 20 pts
- Total raw 0–100 converts to scaled 0–100 via the exam-specific lookup table.
- Passing score = 65 | Mastery = 85.
Projected June 2025 raw → scaled conversion
Raw (0–100) | Scaled (0–100) |
---|---|
88 – 100 | 100 |
78 – 87 | 90 |
68 – 77 | 80 |
58 – 67 | 70 |
50 – 57 | 65 (Pass) |
40 – 49 | 55 |
30 – 39 | 45 |
20 – 29 | 35 |
0 – 19 | 25 |
Projection based on June 2023 & Aug 2024 scales; expect ±3-pt shift.
4 tips to secure 85+ mastery
- Drill transformational functions—roots, shifts, stretches—the core of Part A.
- Use calculator table + graph zero to check quadratic & polynomial solutions fast.
- Write out trig-ratio setups in radians—NYSED loves tricky radian questions.
- Get full credit in Part D: label axes, state domain/range, justify algebraically.
FAQ
Will wrong MCQ answers lower my score?
No—bubble something for every question.
Can I bring a graphing calculator?
Yes—TI-84 series or Casio FX-9750G is allowed and recommended.
How accurate is this calculator?
Usually within ±3 scaled points using recent conversion tables.