Get the Facts! Understand what grade your Cambridge exam practice scores are. Convert Cambridge practice scores to test scores with these conversion tables. Many students are surprised when they try and give themselves a score for their practice tests. This is due to the way these practice tests are graded, and don’t seem to have any relation to the scores available for the final exam. The Assessment Criteria for each of the Cambridge exams is clear. If you get full marks for a section, speaking for example, then you receive 20 marks if all of your scores are perfect! Test scores, on the other hand, range from 100 to 230! What a difference!
The conversion tables below convert Cambridge speaking practice scores for each skill at each level A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2 to the test scores you will recognise if you have taken a Cambridge test before. In this way, you can understand how your studies are progressing and aim for a realistic target score. There are also scores for A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2 writing scores.
I hope you have found these conversion tables useful. Good luck with your test and remember these tables when you decide to aim for the next level.