AP Physics 2 Score Calculator 2025

Enter your multiple‑choice and free‑response points to predict your overall AP Physics 2 score (1‑5) using the most recent College Board curve.

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AP Physics 2 Score Calculator

Input your raw section scores. The tool applies the 2024 score boundaries with a ±1‑pt buffer for 2025.

AP® Physics 2 Score Calculator

Adjust the sliders below to calculate your potential AP® score

0 100
Section I: Multiple-Choice 0/40
Section II: Free Response Questions
Mathematical Routines 0/10
Translation Between Representations 0/12
Experimental Design & Analysis 0/10
Qualitative/Quantitative Translation 0/8
Your AP® Score
1
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MCQ Score
0
FRQ Score
0
Total Score
0/100
Score Thresholds:
1 (0-24)2 (25-39)3 (40-53)4 (54-69)5 (70+)
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Disclaimer: Estimates only—final scores depend on College Board scaling.

How we convert raw points to scaled scores

  • Multiple‑choice: 50 questions, counts for 50 % of the composite.
  • Free‑response: 4 questions (Experimental Design, Quantitative/Qualitative Translation, Short Answer ×2) worth 50 %.
  • Composite scaled to 100 points (MCQ 50, FRQ 50). We average the last three curves to map composite → 5‑point scale.

2025 raw‑score → scaled‑score chart (estimate)

Composite (0‑100)Predicted AP Score
70 – 1005
54 – 694
40 – 533
25 – 392
0 – 241

Cut‑offs based on College Board score distributions (2022‑2024); expect minor annual shifts.

Study tips to earn a 5

  • Master fluid mechanics & thermodynamics—commonly under‑studied sections.
  • Sketch field diagrams for electrostatics & magnetism FRQs; label field lines & equipotentials.
  • Memorise key relationships: PV = nRT, Q = mcΔT, C = Q/V, Φ = BAcosθ.
  • Practise writing experimental design justifications: identify variables, control constants, safety note.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is guessing penalised on the MCQ?

No. There’s no wrong‑answer penalty—answer every question.

Which unit is hardest?

Many students struggle with Unit 3 (Electric Force, Field & Potential). Practise potential‑energy diagrams.

How accurate is this calculator?

Within ±1 score point for most students, based on recent curves.