FAQ: Cambridge English Exams
Find answers to the most common questions about Cambridge English exams, including registration, exam formats, results, and how to prepare for your test.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cambridge English Qualifications are internationally recognised English language exams developed by Cambridge English, part of the University of Cambridge. They are accepted by universities, employers, and institutions worldwide.
Learn more at https://www.cambridgeenglish.org (link opens in new window)
The right exam depends on your current level of English and your goals. There are exams, available at a range of levels.
Read more about the different exams.
Test your level of English with Cambridge’s quick, free online test.
Yes, Folkuniversitetet offers Digital Cambridge English exams at several locations in Sweden and Norway.
Digital Cambridge Exams in Oslo
Digital Cambridge Exams in Stockholm
Digital Cambridge Exams in Malmö and other cities
You can register by selecting your preferred location and exam date from the list on the page and following the registration instructions.
Digital exams in Malmö and other cities
Yes, but special cancellation rules apply to Cambridge English exams. Please read the Conditions of entry carefully before registering.
It is important to prepare thoroughly. Folkuniversitetet offers a exam preparation courses. On the official Cambridge English website, www.cambridgeenglish.org, you can find sample tests and practice materials.
The length of a digital Cambridge English exam depends on which qualification you take. Most exams include four components: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking.
Most digital exams take between 2 and 4 hours in total, depending on the exam level.
Results from the Cambridge English Digital exams are available 5-10 days after the exam date. For paper-based exams, results are normally available 4-6 weeks after the exam session.
If you do not achieve the required score, you may still receive a certificate showing the level you reached.
Cambridge English Qualifications do not expire. However, some universities and employers may have their own policies regarding how recent your results must be.