Computer based test is another way how to sit a Cambridge English Qualifications exam. If you prefer using keyboard rather than a pen and paper, it is the right option for you. We regularly offer Cambridge English Qualifications: A2 Key, B1 Preliminary, B2 First and C1 Advanced.
Both versions digital and paper-based contain the same parts and lead to the same certificate. If you succeed, you will be receiving certificate with no evidence your chosen option.
Only the speaking part is NOT taken on a computer, this component is sit with a trained examiner and another candidate.
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What is the advantage of taking a test on a computer?
- You can register for an exam up to 6 working days before the test day
- You result will be available just 5 – 10 days after the test day
- The certificate will be ready 6 weeks after the test day for collection
- There is no late fee for registration
During the test
- If you prefer to write on a keyboard rather that using a pen and paper, it is the right option for you
- The writing component has an automatic word counter
- You will be provided with a piece of paper which you can use for taking a note
- All components enable you to highlight any part of the text on your screen
- Every candidate is provided with headphones for listening part
- There is a timer on your screen which will tell you how much time you have to complete that section of the exam
- There is 10 and 5 minutes warning on your screen before the end for each component
Get familiar with a digital
We recommend you to watch the tutorial which tells you how these tests look like and how to answer the exam questions.