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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does G-TELP test last?
The test time for the G-TELP tests varies depending on the test type.
For the G-TELP Level Test, the time duration is listed as follows:
*Level 1 test lasts 1 hour and 40 minutes and includes 2 sections:
Listening: Approx. 30 min
Reading & Vocabulary: 70 min
*Level 2 test takes 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete and includes 3 sections:
Grammar: 20min
Listening: Approx. 30 min
Reading & Vocabulary: 40 min
* Level 3 test last 1 hour and 20 minutes and includes 3 sections:
Grammar: 20min
Listening: Approx.20 min
Reading & Vocabulary: 40min
*Level 4 test takes 1 hour to complete and includes 3 sections:
Grammar: 20min
Listening: Approx. 15 min
Reading & Vocabulary: 25 min
*Level 5 test last 55 minutes and includes 3 sections:
Grammar: 15 min
Listening: Approx. 15 min
Reading & Vocabulary: 25 min
To know more about our G-TELP Level test, visit https://g-telp.com/take/book/level.
The test duration for the G-TELP Speaking and Writing test is listed as follows:
Speaking Test: Approx. 35 minutes with around 30 questions divided among 11 parts
Writing Test: Approx. 60 minutes with 5 questions corresponding to 5 parts
The above information applies the same for the G-TELP Business Speaking Test and the G-TELP Business Writing Test. You can check more information about the G-TELP Speaking and Writing Test at: https://g-telp.com/take/book/bspeaking and https://g-telp.com/take/book/bwriting.
For the G-TELP Junior test, the time varies depending on the Levels and the test task includes 2 sections; Listening and Reading. To learn more about our G-TELP Junior Test, please visit: https://g-telp.com/take/book/junior
Can I use the restroom during the test?
No. During the G-TELP test, the use of the restroom is prohibited. If, despite this, you wish to use the restroom during the test, please be aware that the test for the current session will be invalidated. To prevent such issues, it is strongly advised to use the restroom during the break time provided before the start of the test. To learn more about our regulations, please visit: https://g-telp.com/mypage/dayinfo/home
Are there any restrictions to apply for the test?
There are no specific restrictions to apply for the G-TELP Test. However if you are registering for the test with an unauthorized ID, registering for the test with someone else’s ID, and using someone else’s credit card to pay for the test fee, you may face issues with test registration.
What are the regulations related to the test?
To check the regulations related to the test, please visit the following page: https://g-telp.com/mypage/dayinfo/home for a complete list of rules, requirements, and policies.
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What are the preparations for the day of the test?
Make sure you have everything you need on the test day in order to do your best. Please review the ID requirements to make sure the ID you bring on test day is acceptable. To check the Test Day Information, click ‘My Page > Test Day Information’. Also, remember to go through our procedures and policies before you take the test.
You will need to review the preparation requirements for the type of test (IBT AT Home, IBT At Center, PBT Offline) to ensure you are well prepared for your test.
What do Mastery, Near Mastery, and No Mastery mean?
Mastery, Near-Mastery, and No Mastery in the score reports are Overall Proficiency indicators.
The test scores are determined by the number of correct answers. A score for each section (Grammar, Listening, Reading and Vocabulary) is expressed as a percentage of correct answers, and the total score is determined by the average percentage of three sections.
Below are the Overall Proficiency indicators that are provided in the score report:
Mastery: An examinee who achieves 75% or greater in all three sections
Near-master: AN examinee who achieves 75% or greater in two of three sections
No Master: An examinee who achieves 75% or greater in less than two sections
Please note that degrees of mastery do not indicate whether or not a test-taker passed or failed.
How do the G-TELP tests work?
The G-TELP(General Test of English Language Proficiency) is designed to measure English proficiency. The test is utilized to assess various English skills, primarily focusing on speaking, listening, reading, and writing abilities.
Listening: In the listening section, participants are evaluated on their ability to understand and respond to questions based on English conversations or lectures. These cover everyday dialogues or academic topics.
Reading: The reading section assesses the ability to read a given text and answer questions based on the understanding of its content. The texts can range from various topics, including academic or non-academic subjects.
Speaking: The speaking section evaluates participants' ability to express themselves on given topics. This can take various forms, such as engaging in everyday conversations or participating in topic-based discussions.
Writing: In the writing section, participants are assessed on their ability to write about a given topic. They are expected to write clearly and effectively in response to the provided prompts.
The G-TELP test caters to learners at different proficiency levels and is commonly taken by students, business professionals, and educational institutions aiming to improve English proficiency. The test results are provided as scores for each skill, helping participants evaluate their English abilities and identify areas for improvement. To learn more about the G-TELP tests, please visit: https://g-telp.com/product/english/overview