If you are not an English major, you can choose college English level, which is divided into three levels: A, B, C and VI.
Of course, the higher the grade, the higher the level, which means the more difficult the exam is. The most intuitive standard is that the higher the grade, the larger the number of words required.
Extended data:
The newly developed rating scale will be divided into nine grades:
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.