TOEIC Bridge test results show English-language levels for listening and reading<\/strong>. The new version also will show a test taker\u2019s level for speaking and writing. Scores on the exam are determined by the number of correct answers; the correct answers are converted to a scaled score. The score report provides listening, reading and total scaled scores<\/strong>. The total score range is derived from adding the two scaled scores together. Test scores<\/a> are valid for a two year period only.<\/span><\/p>\n Your TOEIC Bridge results match the following levels of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).<\/span><\/p>\n Score range: 10-90 – CEFR levels: A1 to B1<\/span><\/p>\n The lower end of the score matches CEFR level A1, while the upper range of the tests score matches CEFR level B1.<\/span><\/p>\n Score range: 10-90 – CEFR levels: A1 to B1<\/span><\/p>\n The lower end of the score matches CEFR level A1, while the upper range of the tests score matches CEFR level B1.<\/span><\/p>\n Score range 20-180<\/strong> (the two test scores added together- CEFR levels: A1 to B1)<\/span><\/p>\n The lower end of the score matches CEFR level A1, while the upper range of the test score matches CEFR level B1.<\/span><\/p>\n These scores are for reading and listening only as there isn\u2019t currently any reliable data from ETS (Educational Testing Service) on the new version of TOEIC Bridge, which includes speaking\/writing. Tests scores for the new version of TOEIC Bridge are not reported in detail as of yet on the ETS website; however, this information is given: score scale for each individual test is 15 to 50. No corresponding CEFR levels are provided, but it can be reasonably assumed that a score close to 15 would be an A1 CEFR level, while a score close to 50 would be a B1 CEFR level.<\/span><\/p>\n GlobalExam is here to help you reach the best TOEIC Bridge score!<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n
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