Why test your level first?
Skip the level test and you may spend weeks on what you already know, while the gaps that cost you points stay open.
- See your stronger and weaker skills
- Choose the right starting level
- Set realistic priorities
- Measure your progress over time
Understand your level (CEFR)
Levels are described with the CEFR scale: A1 and A2 (basic), B1 and B2 (independent), C1 and C2 (proficient). NeoSkills courses go from Foundation (A1–A2) to Score Maximizer (C1–C2).
What the result means
The result is a preparation signal: it guides your lessons and practice. It is not an official certificate or a DET score, so don’t send it to an institution.
What to do next
Use your result to choose lessons and exercises, then track your progress with practice and timed mock tests. Confirm the score you need directly with each institution.
Frequently asked questions
Is the English level test free?
Yes. The adaptive diagnostic is free and takes about 15 minutes.
Is the level result an official certificate?
No. It is a NeoSkills preparation diagnostic, not an official language certificate or DET result.
Can the diagnostic build my study plan?
Yes. It highlights your priorities, which become your lessons, practice and review.