AP Exam Score
The Advanced Placement (AP) scores on a scale of 1 to 5 as follows:
Score
| Remark
|
5 | Extremely well qualified |
4 | Well qualified |
3 | Qualified |
2 | Possibly qualified |
1 | No recommendation |
Raw scores:
the process of grading is a cumbersome and tedious process. The
multiple choice section of the exam is scored by computer, while the
essay portions and other responses are scored by “readers”. The combined
score of the various sections form a raw composite score.
A number of colleges utilize Advance Placement test scores to exempt students from beginner coursework.
New scoring pattern: Starting with the May 2011 Advanced Placement Exam administration, there was a change in the way AP Exams were scored.
Total
scores, are now a total of all the questions answered correctly. There
is no negative marking for incorrect answers and no points for
unanswered questions.
Score report: AP Score Reports are
sent in July( or latest by 2nd week of July) to the college or
university as instructed by you in the application form, to you, and to
your high school. Each test report is consists of cumulative scores for
all the tests you have ever appeared till date, unless you have
instructed that one or more scores be withheld from a college or
canceled.
AP Score reporting services sub-scores
are not available except for Calculus BC and Music Theory. The scores
are analyzed to determine strengths and weaknesses. To know more about
the scoring services see https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/view-scores