Duolingo English Test Preparation

Test Preparation

Duolingo English Test Preparation

DET or the Duolingo English Test is an adaptive and accessible English proficiency test that has been gaining more popularity in the past few years. It is more affordable and convenient compared to other language tests. Despite its relative cost-effectiveness and convenience, you can still showcase your competence and ability to the fullest. Duolingo test is also accepted by many nations including the United States, Canada, and others. This also comprises some European and Asian countries. 

Test Format
The Duolingo English Test assesses four essential skills: reading, listening, speaking, and writing with 60 minutes of total duration. The test is separated into two formats:

Adaptive Questions

  • Candidates must Identify correct words and sentences. 
  • They must listen to spoken phrases and select accurate responses.

Writing and Speaking Prompts

  • Candidates must describe images and answer open-ended questions.
  • They must record spoken responses and write responses to given prompts.

Scoring System
Scores range from 10 to 160, with detailed proficiency levels:

  • 155–160: Expert
  • 125–140: Advanced

105–120: Upper-Intermediate
Most universities accept scores 100+ for admission purposes.

FAQ's

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