Regents Algebra I Practice Test 2026 — Free Regents Algebra I Exam Prep Questions
The Regents Examination in Algebra I is New York's high school algebra exam, aligned to the Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards since its first administration in June 2024. Our practice targets the Part I multiple-choice style across all four conceptual categories, with emphasis on equations, inequalities, quadratics, functions, sequences, exponential models and data analysis.
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Regents Algebra I format, scoring & key facts
Paper-based Regents exam given by schools in January, June and August. One 3-hour session. A graphing calculator and a straightedge (ruler) must be available for the entire exam, and the Reference Sheet for Algebra I is printed at the back of the booklet.
| Standards | New York State Next Generation Mathematics Learning Standards (first tested in June 2024) |
|---|---|
| Questions | 35: 24 multiple-choice and 11 constructed-response |
| Credits | 82 raw credits: Part I 48, Part II 12, Part III 16, Part IV 6 |
| Time | 3 hours |
| Calculator | A graphing calculator and a straightedge must be available for the whole exam |
| Reference sheet | Reference Sheet for Algebra I: unit conversions, quadratic formula, axis of symmetry, slope, linear equation forms, exponential equation, annual compound interest, arithmetic and geometric sequences, interquartile range and outlier boundaries |
| Performance levels | Level 1 0–54, Level 2 55–64, Level 3 65–74, Level 4 75–84, Level 5 85–100 |
| Passing score | 65 |
| Administrations | January, June and August |
Facts last verified Nov 3, 2026. Source: www.nysedregents.org/algebraone/. Always confirm details with NYSED before your exam.
When can you take the Regents Algebra I?
Given on statewide dates set by NYSED in the January, June and August Regents examination periods (for example, June 17, 2026, 9:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m.).
What the Regents Algebra I covers
Every PrepBanq Regents Algebra I test mirrors the official domain weights.
Domain distribution
% of the exam| Content domain | Weight | ≈ Questions on exam | Our practice questions |
|---|---|---|---|
Number and Quantity4%–10% of credits: operations with rational and irrational numbers, simplest radical form, and reasoning with units and quantities. | 7% | ~2 | 11 questions → |
Algebra48%–61% of credits: interpreting and factoring expressions, polynomial operations, creating equations and inequalities, and solving linear, quadratic and system problems algebraically and graphically. | 54% | ~19 | 81 questions → |
Functions24%–32% of credits: function notation, domain and range, sequences, key features, average rate of change, graphs, transformations, and linear versus exponential models. | 28% | ~10 | 42 questions → |
Statistics and Probability7%–15% of credits: data displays, center and spread, two-way frequency tables, scatter plots, linear regression and the correlation coefficient. | 11% | ~4 | 16 questions → |
How to register for the Regents Algebra I
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Schools score the exam locally: Part I by answer key and Parts II–IV by at least three mathematics teachers using NYSED's rating guide. NYSED posts the raw-to-scale conversion chart on the day of the exam.
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Regents Algebra I FAQ
How many questions are on the Regents Algebra I?
The Regents Algebra I has 35 questions and you have 3 hours to finish. Question types: Part I: 24 multiple-choice questions with four numbered choices (2 credits each, no partial credit). Part II: 6 constructed-response questions (2 credits each). Part III: 4 constructed-response questions (4 credits each). Part IV: 1 constructed-response question (6 credits). 82 raw credits in all; in Parts II–IV a correct numerical answer with no work shown receives only 1 credit..
How long is the Regents Algebra I exam?
Testing time for the Regents Algebra I is 3 hours.
What is the passing score for the Regents Algebra I?
Regents Algebra I passing standard: Scale score of 65 (Performance Level 3). Score range: 0–100 scale score, converted from 0–82 raw credits with a chart set for each administration.
How much does the Regents Algebra I cost?
The Regents Algebra I registration fee is Not applicable: there is no individual registration; schools administer the exam to their students. Check the official site for current fees before you register.
What is on the Regents Algebra I?
The Regents Algebra I covers Number and Quantity (about 7%), Algebra (about 54%), Functions (about 28%), Statistics and Probability (about 11%).
Who administers the Regents Algebra I?
The New York Regents Examination in Algebra I is administered by NYSED. Delivery: Paper-based Regents exam given by schools in January, June and August. One 3-hour session. A graphing calculator and a straightedge (ruler) must be available for the entire exam, and the Reference Sheet for Algebra I is printed at the back of the booklet..
Is there a free Regents Algebra I practice test?
Yes. PrepBanq has 15 free Regents Algebra I practice tests with 150 exam-style questions in the real Regents Algebra I formats, and every answer is explained. No credit card is needed.
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