Can I pass BEC Advanced? Advice?

I just took the BEC Advanced exam in November '06 and I didn't pass, and now I only find such a result on the Internet, and I don't know the specific score of each part, so I don't know which part is bad. Originally, I felt good about myself after the exam, and said that I was depressed. However, I checked more than 50 candidates before and after me, and only one candidate was C, and he flew at a low altitude, and the rest all hung up, which was too depressing.

As far as the exam is concerned, there is enough time to do the questions on the day. Generally speaking, my writing speed is slow, and I couldn't finish a few reading articles when I first took the advanced interpreting written test, but I still basically completed all the BEC questions. Unexpectedly, the worried high mouth passed, but the confident BEC hung up.

It can only be said that the requirements of foreign exams are different from those of our domestic exams. Foreign students are more strict in deducting points and pay more attention to details, rather than like domestic exams like to engage in question sea tactics, they will give you enough time to show your skills and level.

No specific notification has been received at this time, and there is no way to analyze it. I may have failed in a sloppy manner, because I am used to taking exams in China, and I am in a hurry as soon as I get the test papers, and I fill in the answers without careful consideration, and I just want to finish the whole question quickly. And BEC was the last to do listening, and by that time Hou had almost run out of patience, and it was easy to get distracted when listening; In the afternoon, there was an oral exam, and I waited outside for nearly 4 hours, and I wasn't very nervous when I went in, but I was too tired to speak, so I guess the oral exam results were not satisfactory.

After reading your basic introduction and supplements, I think you are indeed in a hurry.

BEC Advanced The questions you have passed in the written exam are not big, after all, you are an English major and will take the exam.

But I would like to add, have you ever wondered about the score distribution of BEC? Don't let listening and speaking hold you back! So, for your situation, it is better to work on listening and speaking.

I've used those materials, courseware or something, isn't it just the real question, you just do it, it's a waste of time to listen, you read well, and you don't have to consider these basic measures.

It's up to people.

I'm also in the direction of business and English, and to be honest, it's still difficult to take this test. The key is to find the right direction for revision. Agree with the point of view upstairs and review your weaknesses.

In some places, it is quite similar to the four majors, and the listening and speaking and subjective questions can be put into a little more effort, and the grade will be opened. Also, cultivating a sense of language is actually very important during the exam. In addition, it is necessary to pay more attention to the changes in the question type and the release of relevant information, so as to adjust the strategy in time.

Congratulations! As long as you learn the basics first, then you can learn more deeply, then you have a chance to be admitted

Some people can pass the test from scratch, which depends on a person's perseverance and patience, which is very important.

It's quite difficult.

BEC Advanced is now also called C1BusinessHigher, where C1 refers to the C1 level in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). According to the CEFR, all European languages, including English, can be divided into three levels of ABC, A for basic level, B for independent application, and C for proficiency. Each level is further divided into two sub-levels, 1 and 2, so all levels are A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2.

Among them, A1 is the lowest level, which is the entry level, and C2 is the highest level, and the native language level. Therefore, in order to pass BEC Advanced, you must have a level of English at C1 in CEFR. There are three grades for BEC Advanced Pass, GradeC, GradeB and C1 for GradeB and C2 for GradeA.

It depends on how good your English is. Is the major Business English? Do you usually get a final score of 86 in English?

In fact, it depends on your learning ability and the usual business English vocabulary accumulation, if it's okay, go straight to the advanced test! If it is medium, it is recommended to take the exam again in the second semester of the third year to have more preparation time.

It is difficult to have a second level in English and an intermediate level. March、Almost impossible。 Unless, of course, you're at the level of the eighth degree. Weigh for yourself!

It's not that hard!

Really don't think about it so hard, we reported 4 people in May, 3 people passed, advanced.

Tested in Zhuzhou. A few other people who reported the intermediate level regretted not reporting the senior level!

Hehe, I was also a sophomore in college, and the sixth-level exam was similar to you, flying at low altitude, so I was unwilling, so I went to take the BEC advanced exam again, 3 months is enough, provided that you really make full use of these 3 months.

Personally, I think the 20% chance is not very real, I remember when I took the test, I looked it up on the Internet and said it was more than 30%.

You have passed level 6, and then there is no point in taking the intermediate level, a bit repetitive, to the outside, if you really look at your English level of the company, it is estimated that people will not put the intermediate level in their eyes.

It is recommended that you take the advanced exam and challenge yourself!

If you want to take an intermediate level first to familiarize yourself, that's no problem.

I am an English major, of course, English is not very good, I took the exam twice, this time I should be able to pass, it is still difficult.