I believe everyone is familiar with CET-4 and CET-6. CET-4 and CET-6 are national large-scale standardized examinations sponsored by the Ministry of Education and presided over by the examination center of the Ministry of Education. Since the implementation of 1987, it has become the basic standard to measure the actual English ability of college students in the past 30 years. Although CET-4 and CET-6 are not linked to graduation, they also show a sense of existence in many places. Many undergraduate colleges stipulate that they must pass CET-4 to get a bachelor's degree certificate, so CET-4 and CET-6 have also become a pain in many students' hearts.
In terms of test time, non-English test subjects are given once a year in June, excluding oral test. In other words, all subjects in English and non-English will be tested in June every year, and only English subjects will be tested in June 65438+February. CET also offers non-English test subjects, including Japanese Band 4 (CJT4), Japanese Band 6 (CJT6), Russian Band 4 (CRT6), German Band 4 (CGT4), German Band 6 (CGT6) and French Band 4 (CFT4). Besides CET-4 and CET-6, there are many languages.