AP Calculus AB is one of the more challenging math courses offered by the College Board. It’s not just about memorizing formulas—it’s about understanding how things change, how to measure rates, and how to apply calculus concepts to real-world situations. For many students, especially those with science or engineering aspirations, doing well in this course is a big deal.
At TestprepKart, we’ve designed our AP Calculus AB coaching program to help students learn the subject in a clear, structured, and result-oriented way. Our approach focuses on building strong concepts, covering high-weight topics thoroughly, and practicing with the kind of questions you’ll actually see on the exam.
Let’s take a closer look at how our program works and what you’ll be learning.
What You’ll Study in AP Calculus AB
Unit No.
Unit Title
Estimated Hours
Exam Weighting
Topics Covered
1
Limits and Continuity
10 hours
10–12%
What limits are, how to calculate them, continuity, and the Intermediate Value Theorem
2
Differentiation: Definition and Basic Rules
12 hours
10–12%
Finding derivatives, using power, product, and quotient rules, and higher-order derivatives
Definite/indefinite integrals, Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Applications of Integration
15–18%
Areas, volumes, average values
Differential Equations
6–8%
Slope fields, separation of variables
Miscellaneous / Functions Analysis
10–12%
Graphs of functions & derivatives, curve sketching
Free eBook by TestprepKart – A Helpful AP Guide
Along with the syllabus, we are also giving you a bonus TestprepKart eBook. This is not an academic textbook. It’s more of a helpful guide that answers many common questions students have about AP exams.
If you’re an NRI student, or if you’re not sure how AP scores work, or you’re confused between AP, IB, and A-Levels, this eBook will really help you.
What’s inside this guide:
How AP exams are used in college admissions
How to pick the right AP subjects
Differences between AP, IB, and A-Levels
Tips for international and NRI students
Common mistakes students make and how to avoid them
How to plan your AP journey across grades 10 to 12
We’ve designed the program at TestprepKart to make AP Calculus AB easier to follow and more score-focused:
● Focused Time on Important Topics
We know which units matter more in the exam, so we spend more time on them. For example, Applications of Derivatives and Integration get more attention than others.
● Clear Concept Building
We don’t jump straight into formulas. First, we explain the ideas behind the math—why it works, not just how to do it. This helps you remember and apply things better.
● Regular Assessments
You’ll take short quizzes, topic tests, and mock exams regularly. These help you stay on track and show you where you need to improve.
● Practice with Real AP Problems
Our question sets are designed to reflect what the AP exam asks—especially data-based problems, word problems, and application-type questions.
● Feedback and Support
After each test or quiz, we review it with you, explain mistakes, and give suggestions to improve. You’re never left guessing what went wrong.
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