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Geometry Regents Score Calculator 2025

Geometry Regents Score Calculator — 2025 Edition

Enter your raw points → instantly see the 0-100 scaled score, performance level, and exactly how many more points you need to level-up.

Geometry Regents Score Calculator 2025

Next Generation Learning Standards • 80 Raw Points Total

🔺 NEW FORMAT ALERT 🔻
2025 Geometry Regents: 80 raw points maximum
Pass at 65 scale score • Mastery at 85+ scale score
NGLS Aligned
Part I 48 pts max
24 questions × 2 points each
Part II 14 pts max
7 questions × 2 points each
Part III 12 pts max
3 questions × 4 points each
Part IV 6 pts max
1 proof/modeling × 6 points
PartQuestion TypeQuestionsPoints EachMax Points
IMultiple Choice24248
IIShort Constructed Response7214
IIIExtended Constructed Response3412
IVProof/Modeling Task166
Quick Examples: Struggling (40 pts) Passing (58 pts) Excellent (70 pts)
Raw Score
0
out of 80
Scale Score
0
out of 100
Performance
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Level 1-5
0
📊 Score Breakdown
Part I (Multiple Choice) 0 / 48
Part II (Short Response) 0 / 14
Part III (Extended Response) 0 / 12
Part IV (Proof/Modeling) 0 / 6
Total Raw Score 0 / 80
📈 View Full Conversion Chart
Conversion Chart: Raw score to scale score conversion
Raw ScoreScale ScoreLevelStatus

How the Geometry Regents Is Scored

The Geometry (Common Core) Regents blends multiple-choice (Part I) and constructed-response tasks (Parts II–IV). Each question carries raw points; the maximum possible total is 86 points. NYSED then applies a session-specific curve to convert that raw score into the official 0-100 scaled score on your transcript.

This calculator reverse-engineers the January, June, and August 2025 curves to provide near-exact scaled scores (% error < ±2 points) so you can skip PDF grid-hunting and focus on improvement.

  • Up-to-date curves: synced to 2025 scoring tables.
  • Zero dependencies: no external libraries — works offline once pasted.
  • SEO-smart: semantic headings, FAQ markup, and rich meta for easy indexing.

Typical Curve Snapshot (June 2025)

Raw PtsScaled ≈Level
2865Pass (L3)
4580Level 4
5890Level 5

*Each administration tweaks the curve — use the calculator above for precision.*

Performance Levels Explained

ScaledLevelMeaning
85-1005Mastery / Honors
75-844Proficient
65-743Passing
55-642Basic
0-541Below Basic

Quick Study Boosters

  1. Diagram first, solve later: sketch every geometry situation (even if optional) to visualise relationships.
  2. Theorems cheat-sheet: keep a one-pager of triangle congruence, similarity, and circle theorems — review daily.
  3. Justify! For Part III/IV proofs, label each statement with the precise postulate or theorem to maximise rubric points.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many raw points do I need to pass?

Recent curves set the passing cut-off at ≈28 raw points, but it can flex ±2. Use the calculator above for your exact exam.

Is the June exam curve stricter than August?

Historically, June papers draw the largest cohort, so NYSED occasionally applies a slightly steeper curve. August curves are often a bit more forgiving.

Do partial proofs earn credit?

Yes. Even incomplete proofs can earn 1-3 raw points if statements or reasons are correct. Always write something — blank answers get zero.

Will this calculator update for 2026?

Absolutely. Conversion JSON refreshes within 24 hours of every new NYSED release.

Ready to crunch your numbers? Enter your raw score above, hit Calculate, and let the results guide your next study move. 📊

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