The college practical English test is aimed at junior college students and is divided into Grade A and Grade B (also known as College English Grade II and Grade III).

Adult higher education undergraduate English test (degree English) is aimed at adult undergraduates (also known as adult English level 3).

College English test is aimed at non-English majors and is divided into Band 4 and Band 6.

The English proficiency test for English majors is divided into Band 4 and Band 8.

The general difficulty ranking is: Band 8 > Band 4 > Band 6 > Band 4 > Adult English > Band 3 > Band 2.

Then there is the National English Test (PETS) for the whole society, which 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 grade IV.

Extended data:

hour of log-on

PETS: Every year, from Wednesday to Sunday in the second week of 1 month, you can apply for Grade I, Grade I, Grade II and Grade III; From Wednesday to Sunday in the second week of July every year, you can apply for level 1, level 2, level 3 and level 4; The specific time shall be subject to the notice of the current year. Please refer to the notice of provincial education examination institutes or self-study offices for the time and method of registration.

Those who pass the oral and written tests can obtain the national English level examination certificate issued by the examination center of the Ministry of Education. The certificate is written in Chinese and English, and the ID number and photo of the holder are printed on the certificate.

If you only pass one of the oral or written tests, you can get the National English Proficiency Test Written Test Certificate or the National English Proficiency Test Oral Test Certificate issued by the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education. The certificate is printed with the holder's admission ticket number, ID number and photo.

75 days after the end of the exam, candidates can log in to the comprehensive inquiry network of the examination center of the Ministry of Education to inquire about the results, or they can pay for it by voice phone.

The time for issuing certificates and "transcripts" is about 75 days after the end of the exam. Candidates can log in to the "National English Test Beijing Registration System" or contact the test centers for confirmation. All the candidates who take the exam have a "notice of results"

Grading

PETS- 1: the first level is the primary level, and its examination requirements are slightly higher than the English level of junior high school graduates (PETS- 1B is the subsidiary level of the national English level examination).

Pets-2: The second level is the lower level, which is equivalent to the English level of outstanding graduates of ordinary high schools (the qualified written test scores of this level can replace the English test scores of the self-taught college (I) and the diploma exam).

Pets-3: Level 3 is an intermediate level, which is equivalent to the level 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. (The qualified written test scores at this level can replace the English (II) test scores at the undergraduate stage of the self-study exam. )

Pets-4: CET-4 is the upper-middle level, which is equivalent to the level of China students who have studied English for at least 3-4 years at university or have taught themselves English courses of the same level after graduating from high school.

Pets-5: Band 5 is the highest level, which is equivalent to the level of college English majors in China at the end of the second year. It is an English proficiency test specially designed for those who apply for public study abroad.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-National English Test