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AP Computer Science Principles Score Calculator

Enter how many of the 70 multiple-choice questions you got right and which of the 6 Create task rubric points you expect to earn. You'll see your weighted score and an estimated AP CSP score from 1 to 5.

Estimated AP score 572.0 / 100 ↓
Multiple choice · 70% of your score
Create performance task · 30% of your score

Your Create task and the two written responses on exam day are scored on 6 rubric rows, 1 point each.

How the AP Computer Science Principles exam is scored

  • 70%

    Multiple choice

    70 questions, 1 point each

  • 30%

    Create performance task

    6 questions, 6 points in total

Sources: 70 multiple-choice questions (70%) and the Create performance task with its written responses (30%) from the exam page on AP Central; 6 rubric points from College Board's 2025 Scoring Statistics.

About the estimate: each AP score needs a different share of the weighted total, and College Board sets those cut scores each year without publishing them. This calculator uses approximate bands, so treat the 1–5 result as a guide, not a prediction.

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AP Computer Science Principles score calculator FAQs

How is the AP Computer Science Principles exam scored?

The 70 multiple-choice questions are 70% of your score and the Create performance task, including the written responses you answer on exam day, is 30%. Your weighted total is converted to an AP score from 1 to 5.

How is the AP CSP Create task scored?

On 6 rubric rows worth 1 point each: the video, the program requirements, written response 1 and the three parts of written response 2, according to College Board's 2025 scoring statistics.

What score do I need for a 5 on AP Computer Science Principles?

College Board doesn't publish the exact cut scores. As a rough guide, this calculator estimates a 5 from about 70% of the weighted total. In May 2025, 10.7% of students scored a 5 and 61.9% scored 3 or higher.

Is this AP CSP score calculator accurate?

The weighted total uses the official section weights and point values. College Board sets the cut scores for each AP score every year and doesn't publish them, so the 1–5 result is an estimate.

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