AP Important Dates
Advanced Placement Exam is an important exam and attracts a lot of attention. Though, much of the work for the exam begins a year before actually taking the exam. Looking at the schedule below, you will get an insight of the conventional school year.
You can take an AP Exam each time it’s offered. Exams are administered once a year in May. Your score report will include your scores for all the AP Exams you have taken unless you request that one or more scores be withheld or canceled.
Each of the 38 AP exams has its own unique requirements; however, almost all of the exams have several things in common:
- Most exams are 2–3 hours long.
- The first part of the exam usually consists of multiple-choice questions.
- You will choose 1 of 4–5 answer choices for each question and use a pencil to bubble in your choice on your AP answer sheet.
- Your total exam score on the multiple-choice section is based only on the number of questions answered correctly. You won’t receive or lose points for incorrect answers or unanswered questions.
- The second part of the exam usually consists of free-response questions that require you to generate your own responses. Depending on the exam, your responses could be in the form of an essay, a solution to a problem, or a spoken response. In most cases, you’ll be writing your response in pen in the free-response exam booklet.
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