Is it better to take a public English or a university English test?

College English CET-4 and CET-6 are more valued when applying for a job, but the difficulty of public English PET-4 is not low

My advice is that if you have enough time, take all three

If you decide which test you want to take, take CET-4 and CET-6

CET-4 and CET-6 are conducted by the Department of Higher Education of the Ministry of Education, and the main target of the examination is undergraduate or postgraduate students who have completed CET-4 or CET-6 according to the syllabus.

Public English is administered by the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education and is aimed at the public.

The latter has no reference standard compared to the fourth and sixth grades. If you are a student, you can take the previous exam, and it is very convenient to get a degree and find a job.

I am a junior high school student, I have passed level 2 in the National Public English Proficiency Test, and one of my classmates has passed level 3. However, if you want to take the PETS test, it is best to take the highest level 5, which is the level of studying abroad, or a lower level 4, the English level of this level basically meets the needs of non-English majors for master's students in colleges and universities, and basically meets the basic requirements of English for general professional and technical personnel or researchers, modern enterprise managers, etc. For the first three levels of PETS are relatively simple, and PETS is relatively dead, the oral test is relatively too simple, my English teacher is over the college English level 8, she said that PEST and the college English level test is a piece of cake, of course, I don't know if she refers to the simple PETS higher level or a lower level, but I think if you want to decide you should choose between the fourth level of PETS or the sixth level of college English, both of which are relatively high!

Dear....It is recommended that you take the university English test more realistically, and the public English certificate is generally more biased....Huh

One exam consists of an oral exam and a written exam, and one is a written exam only! If you are studying at university, you will usually take the university English level test (with the school), but you can also take the national English level test (by yourself).

One is to test your progression, and the other is for you to go to the competition.

No, you can't. According to the relevant regulations of the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education, since September 2007, the National English Proficiency Test will not accept students in the compulsory education stage to apply for the examination, and the test centers in various places shall not accept students in the compulsory education stage to register collectively or individually for the National English Proficiency Examination.

However, in the first half of 2007, those who have passed the written or oral examination can register for the first half of 2008 for the first half of 2008. Other candidates can register for the exam without any conditions, and they can also register for the exam across levels.