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How Scoring Works

Four Sub-Tests, Four Separate Scores

The Grade Table

Quick Check: Reading the Grade Table

Where You Stand on the CEFR

OET's Own Published CEFR Table

Why There's No Universal Pass Mark

How OET's 0-500 scale and A-E grading actually work, the official OET-to-CEFR concordance table, and why there's no universal pass mark -- it's set by the regulator you're applying to.

How OET's 0-500 scale actually works, what the letter grades mean, how OET lines up against the CEFR, and why there is no single pass mark.

Your Score and Your Grade

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