1, grade one and grade two roughly correspond to the primary school level.
2. The third level corresponds to junior high school.
Three and four correspond to high school.
4. The fifth and sixth grades correspond to universities.
5. Grade seven corresponds to English major.
6. Grade 89 corresponds to high-end foreign language talents.
English grading in the exam:
First, the practical English test for college students is divided into Grade A and Grade B (also known as College English Grade II and III);
Second, the adult higher education undergraduate English test (degree English) is for adult undergraduates (also known as adult English level 3);
3. College English test is aimed at non-English majors, and it is divided into Band 4 and Band 6.
4. The professional English test is aimed at English majors and is divided into Band 4 and Band 6.
5. The National English Test (PETS) faces the whole society and is divided into one to five grades. Grade B is equivalent to primary school graduation, grade I is equivalent to junior high school graduation, grade II is equivalent to senior high school graduation, grade III is equivalent to grade IV, grade IV is equivalent to grade VI, and grade V is equivalent to ESP-4.
Extended data:
Other English grading methods * * * have five grades:
PETS 1: It is a junior level, and the test requirements are slightly higher than the English level of junior high school graduates. (PETS 1B is the subordinate of PETS 1)
PETS 2: It belongs to the middle and lower level, and the test requirements are equivalent to the English level of outstanding graduates from ordinary high schools.
PETS 3: It belongs to the intermediate level, and its examination requirements are equivalent to those of China students who have studied English in colleges and universities for two years after graduating from high school or have taught themselves English courses of the same level.
PETS 4: It belongs to the upper-middle level, and its examination requirements are equivalent to that of China students who have studied English in universities for at least 3-4 years after graduating from high school or have taught themselves English courses of the same level.
PETS 5: It is the highest level, and its examination requirements are equivalent to the level of college English majors in China at the end of the second year.
These five levels of examination standards are all based on the same ability scale, and there are obvious differences and internal relations between them.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia: English grading