There are five tests altogether at different levels. The five levels are very approximately:
Level | Description | CEFR | Cambridge ESOL | IELTS | TOEFL |
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Level 0 | No knowledge of English | ||||
Level 1 | Elementary level of English | A2 | KET | 3.0 | 400/97/32 |
Level 2 | Low intermediate level of English | B1 | PET | 4.0 | 450/133/45 |
Level 3 | High intermediate level of English | B2 | FCE | 5.0 | 500/173/61 |
Level 4 | Advanced level of English | C1 | CAE | 6.0 | 550/213/80 |
Level 5 | Proficient in English | C2 | CPE | 7.0 | 600/250/100 |
You start at the level that you think is correct for you and keep on answering the questions until the test finishes and you are given a level. If you get a high mark on one test you will move on to a higher level test. If you get a low mark on a test you will move on to a test at a lower level.
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Tests are taken from Penguin English Tests: Books 1 - 5 by Jake Allsop.