SCORING SECTION
1. Scoring sections and range of scores for each level
Test results are given according to scoring sections in the table below. N1, N2 and N3 have three scoring sections: Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar)," "Reading" and "Listening." N4 and N5 have two scoring sections: "Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar)・Reading" and 'Listening'.
Level
|
Scoring sections
|
Range of scores
|
N1
|
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar)
|
0~60
|
Reading
|
0~60
|
|
Listening
|
0~60
|
|
Total score
|
0~180
|
|
N2
|
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar)
|
0~60
|
Reading
|
0~60
|
|
Listening
|
0~60
|
|
Total score
|
0~180
|
|
N3
|
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar)
|
0~60
|
Reading
|
0~60
|
|
Listening
|
0~60
|
|
Total score
|
0~180
|
|
N4
|
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar) ・Reading
|
0~120
|
Listening
|
0~60
|
|
Total score
|
0~180
|
|
N5
|
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar) ・Reading
|
0~120
|
Listening
|
0~60
|
|
Total score
|
0~180
|
2. Correspondence between test sections and scoring sections
Test sections in the test and scoring sections in the test results correspond as given in the table below.
In test | In test results | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
Level | Test sections | Scoring sections | Range of scores | |
N1 N2 |
Language Knowledge(Vocabulary/Grammar)・Reading | Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar) |
0~60 | |
Reading | 0~60 | |||
Listening | Listening | 0~60 | ||
N3 | Language Knowledge (Vocabulary) |
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar) |
0~60 | |
Language Knowledge(Grammar)・Reading | Reading | 0~60 | ||
Listening | Listening | 0~60 | ||
N4 N5 |
Language Knowledge(Vocabulary) | Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar)・Reading |
0~120 | |
Language Knowledge(Grammar)・Reading | ||||
Listening | Listening | 0~60 |
3. Determination of pass/fail
In order to pass, (1) total score needs to be at or
above the point required for passing (overall pass mark) and (2) score
in each scoring section needs to be at or above the minimum point
required for passing (sectional pass mark). If there is even one scoring
section where the score is below the sectional pass mark, examinees are
determined to have failed, no matter how high the total score he/she
might have.
Scoring sections of N1-N3 and N4-N5 are
different. Overall pass marks and sectional pass marks for each level
are shown in the table below.
Level | Total score | Scores by Scoring Sections | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar) |
Reading | Listening | ||||||
Range of scores | Overall pass marks | Range of scores | Sectional pass marks | Range of scores | Sectional pass marks | Range of scores | Sectional pass marks | |
N1 | 0~180 points |
100 points | 0~60 points | 19 points | 0~60 points | 19 points | 0~60 points | 19 points |
N2 | 0~180 points |
90 points | 0~60 points | 19 points | 0~60 points | 19 points | 0~60 points | 19 points |
N3 | 0~180 points |
95 points | 0~60 points | 19 points | 0~60 points | 19 points | 0~60 points | 19 points |
Level | Total score | Scores by Scoring Sections | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Language Knowledge (Vocabulary/Grammar)・Reading |
Listening | |||||
Range of scores | Overall pass marks | Range of scores | Sectional pass marks | Range of scores | Sectional pass marks | |
N4 | 0~180 points |
90 points | 0~120 points | 38 points | 0~60 points | 19 points |
N5 | 0~180 points |
80 points | 0~120 points | 38 points | 0~60 points | 19 points |
※The above standards were adopted beginning with July test in 2010 (December test in 2010 with N4 and N5).
Examinees will be judged to have failed
if they miss a test section. Although they will receive a Score Report,
it will not show scores for any test section, including those that have
been taken.
No comments:
Post a Comment