Global History & Geography II 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 study revision.

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Global History Regents Score Calculator

Input raw points for each part. The tool applies the June 2024 scale with a ±1‑pt buffer for 2025.

Global History & Geography II Score Calculator

Adjust the sliders below to calculate your potential Global History & Geography II score

0 100
Part I: Stimulus-based Multiple Choice 0/28
28 questions with primary/secondary sources (1 point each)
Written Response Sections
Part II: Constructed-Response Questions 0/7
7 CRQ questions from document sets (1 point each)
Part III: Enduring Issues Essay 0/5
Essay scored 0-5 (weighted ×3 in conversion chart)
Your Global History Score
1
Performance Level
Scale Score: 0/100
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Parts I+II Raw Score
0/35
Section Breakdown
Part I (MC) 0/28
Part II (CRQ) 0/7
Part III (Essay) 0/5
Passing Status
Not Passing
Note: Uses conversion chart lookup (Parts I+II raw + Essay score) like actual exam
Performance Levels:
Level 1 (0-54)Level 2 (55-64)Level 3 (65-78)Level 4 (79-84)Level 5 (85-100)
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Projected scale—NYSED releases the official chart on exam day.

How NYSED converts raw points to scaled scores

  • Part I Multiple‑choice (28 Qs, 1 pt ea) → 28 pts
  • Part II Constructed‑response (4 Qs, 2 pts ea) → 8 pts
  • Part III Enduring Issues Essay (max 15 pts: 10 content + 5 reasoning) → 15 pts
  • Total raw 0‑51 → scaled 0‑100 via exam‑specific lookup table.
  • Pass ≥ 65 | Mastery ≥ 85.

Projected June 2025 raw → scaled conversion

Raw (0‑51)Scaled (0‑100)
47 – 51100
43 – 4695
38 – 4285 (Mastery)
33 – 3775
28 – 3265 (Pass)
20 – 2755
12 – 1945
0 – 1135

Based on June 2023 & Aug 2024 scales; actual chart may shift ±3 raw pts.

4 tips to reach 85+ mastery

  • Practice sourcing documents—cite author, context & audience for Part II responses.
  • Outline your Enduring Issues Essay (5 min) to earn organisation points.
  • Memorise turning‑point timelines (e.g., Industrial Revolution, Cold War) for quick context.
  • Use thematic review charts (belief systems, political systems, conflict) to connect evidence.

FAQ

Is there a penalty for wrong multiple‑choice answers?

No—guess on every question; only correct answers earn points.

Can I use the DBQ rubrics from AP history to prepare?

Yes—skills overlap, but adapt to NYSED’s specific task verbs and enduring issues format.

How accurate is this calculator?

Historically within ±3 scaled points using recent conversion tables.