The test taker can express himself in a familiar context and understand basic and straightforward information provided to them. The Duolingo scare scale can be understood below: Duolingo Score Scaleĭuolingo has a 160-point scale with each set of scores comparable to exams like IELTS, TOEFL, and CEFR with detailed technical nuances. All of these sections assess a test taker's ability to read and listen on a scale of 10 to 160. There are five sections on the Duolingo test scorecard: Overall, Literacy, Comprehension, Conversation, and Production.

If you wish to save a copy of your Duolingo score card, you can do that by opening the certificate from and clicking on 'PRINT RESULT' and saving the certificate in the form of a PDF. You can easily view your complete test history and results. Another way to check your Duolingo test score is to log into the Duolingo English Test Website. The email will have a link redirecting you to a page where you can see your Duolingo exam score. You will get this notification on your email with which you registered for your test. Once you submit your exam, you will get a notification regarding your Duolingo test score within 48 hours.

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