ELA Regents Score Calculator 2025
Enter your raw points for Parts I, II & III to predict your scaled score, confirm a pass (≥ 65) or mastery (≥ 85) and plan your revision.
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Input raw points for each part. The tool applies the June 2024 scale with a ±1‑pt buffer for 2025.
ELA Regents Score Calculator
Adjust the sliders below to calculate your potential ELA Regents score
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100
Part 1: Reading Comprehension
0/24
24 multiple choice questions (1 point each)
Writing Tasks
Part 2: Argument Essay
0/6
Scored 0-6 (weighted ×4 = 24 points max)
Part 3: Text Analysis Response
0/4
Scored 0-4 (weighted ×2 = 8 points max)
Your ELA Regents Score
1
Performance Level
Scale Score: 0/100
Keep practicing your reading and writing skills!
Weighted Raw Score
0/56
Section Breakdown
Part 1 (Reading)
0/24
Part 2 (Essay ×4)
0/24
Part 3 (Analysis ×2)
0/8
Passing Status
Not Passing
Performance Levels:
Level 1 (0-54) • Level 2 (55-64) • Level 3 (65-74) • Level 4 (75-84) • Level 5 (85-100)
Try ELA Practice TestsLevel 1 (0-54) • Level 2 (55-64) • Level 3 (65-74) • Level 4 (75-84) • Level 5 (85-100)
Projected scale—NYSED releases the official chart on exam day.
How NYSED converts raw points to scaled scores
- Part I Reading comprehension (24 MCQ, 1 pt ea) → 24 pts
- Part II Argument essay (6‑pt rubric × 4) → 24 pts
- Part III Text‑analysis response (4‑pt rubric × 2) → 8 pts
- Total raw 0‑56 → scaled 0‑100 via exam‑specific lookup table.
- Pass ≥ 65 | Mastery ≥ 85.
Projected June 2025 raw → scaled conversion
Raw (0‑56) | Scaled (0‑100) |
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50 – 56 | 100 |
46 – 49 | 95 |
41 – 45 | 90 |
37 – 40 | 85 (Mastery) |
33 – 36 | 80 |
29 – 32 | 75 |
25 – 28 | 70 |
22 – 24 | 65 (Pass) |
18 – 21 | 60 |
14 – 17 | 55 |
10 – 13 | 45 |
0 – 9 | 35 |
Based on June 2023 & Aug 2024 scales; actual chart may shift ±3 pts.
4 tips to reach 85+ mastery
- Annotate passages—evidence flags speed up Part II source integration.
- Use the **T‑B‑E‑A** (Topic‑Bridge‑Evidence‑Analysis) paragraph structure for essays.
- Practice timed multiple‑choice sets (24 Qs / 35 min) to sharpen inference skills.
- Memorise the 6‑point argument rubric language—helps you self‑score and close gaps.
FAQ
Do wrong multiple‑choice answers subtract points?
No—there is no penalty. Guess on every question.
Can I bring a dictionary or thesaurus?
No—reference materials are prohibited. However, you may annotate directly on the exam booklet.
How accurate is this calculator?
Typically within ±3 scaled points using recent conversion tables.