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What score is required to pass the Professional English test, and what is the full score?
Long live 60 points.........
On a scale of 100 points, generally the **national threshold is 60 points, and the regional thresholds do not exceed** that figure. The passing threshold set in various regions is determined based on a percentage. For example, if 60% is set as the passing rate and 60% of the scores are above 50 points, then 50 points becomes the passing threshold. Therefore, local lines vary slightly from place to place and from year to year.
Generally speaking, **the line is 60 points
If you score 60 points or more, congratulations – you have definitely passed. If you score 58 points, and it is the year in which you are applying for a professional title and the local passing threshold is below 58 points, then congratulations, you have passed as well. Generally, this score is enough to pass. But that’s different if you didn’t take the exam in the year when you were applying for a professional title.
Thank you for this post; I also plan to take the professional English exam
The full score is 100 points, with 60 points being the passing mark; however, those of us working in difficult areas can have 5 points deducted
The English tests for professional titles are divided into categories based on field of study, such as science and engineering or secretarial work. In simple terms, one person works in chemical technology, while another is involved in human resources in an office; the exams for these two roles are different. There are also Grade A and Grade B categories, and the cut-off scores vary depending on the region; however, **the general cut-off score is around 60 points, with local cut-offs possibly being slightly lower. If one wants to meet the requirements and avoid a lot of trouble, then of course, the higher the better! It will save a lot of hassle when it’s time to apply for professional titles!
A score of 60 is enough to pass, with a full score of 100.
The full score is 100, with 60 points required to pass; however, last year in Shandong it seemed to have been reduced to 55.