Practise every part of the Multilevel exam and see your level on 0–75
Listening and Reading in the exam’s format, checked at once. Speaking recorded after the beep and Writing typed against the clock, both reviewed by AI on the exam’s criteria: what to fix, how to say it better and a model answer. Explanations in Uzbek, Russian or English.
No card needed. Start without an account; a free account gets 3 Speaking and 1 Writing answer checked by AI and 10 Listening and Reading items.
- All 17 parts of the current format (Writing from October 2025)
- Full and per-section mock tests with a 0–75 estimate and the level
- Original tasks, recordings in British and American voices
- Explanations in Uzbek and Russian
The real format, then the reasons for your score
Do the part as on the day
Recordings play twice, the questions are on screen; in Speaking the question is read out, you prepare when the exam lets you and speak after the beep.
See each criterion
Task, coherence, vocabulary, grammar, fluency and pronunciation for Speaking; task, organisation, vocabulary and grammar for Writing.
Fix what costs points
Corrected sentences, the points you missed, tips for the next answer and a model answer to compare with.
What a Speaking Part 3 review looks like
Task3/5
Coherence3/5
Vocabulary4/5
Grammar4/5
Students must to study online because it is more cheaper. → Students should be able to study online because it is cheaper.
Next time: you argued only the FOR side. Take two points from AGAINST too, link them with “On the other hand…”, and finish with your own view.
Every part of the exam
Listening · 35 questions
| Part | What you do | Questions or time |
|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | eight short conversations, three options each | 8 |
| Part 2 | a monologue: one word or a number in each gap | 6 |
| Part 3 | four speakers matched with six statements | 4 |
| Part 4 | five things matched with eight options | 5 |
| Part 5 | three longer conversations, two questions each | 6 |
| Part 6 | part of a lecture: complete the notes | 6 |
Reading · 35 questions, 60 min
| Part | What you do | Questions or time |
|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | a short text with six one-word gaps | 6 |
| Part 2 | eight people matched with ten short texts | 8 |
| Part 3 | headings for six paragraphs | 6 |
| Part 4 | a long article: multiple choice and True / False / Not Given | 9 |
| Part 5 | a demanding text: a summary to complete and two questions | 6 |
Writing · 60 min
| Part | What you do | Questions or time |
|---|---|---|
| Task 1.1 | an informal letter to a friend about an email, about 50 words | 0–5 |
| Task 1.2 | a formal letter to the email’s sender, 120–150 words | 0–5 |
| Task 2 | a blog post, a forum post or an article, 180–200 words | 0–6 |
Speaking · about 15 min
| Part | What you do | Questions or time |
|---|---|---|
| Part 1.1 | three questions about you | 30 s each |
| Part 1.2 | compare two pictures, then two questions | 45 s + 2 × 30 s |
| Part 2 | a picture and three questions | 1 min to prepare, 2 min to talk |
| Part 3 | a statement with points for and against | 1 min to prepare, 2 min to talk |
From 0–75 to your level
Each section is scored on 0–75 and the level is set by the mean of the four. In practice Nomto shows the same scale for every part you do: the score the whole section would get at that share of points.
| 65–75 | C1 |
| 51–64 | B2 |
| 38–50 | B1 |
| 0–37 | below B1, no certificate |
A full mock test, then your level
In the exam’s order
Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking with the exam’s timing and no review in between. Or one section on its own.
Each section on 0–75
A score for every section, the overall mean and the level it gives.
Every answer reviewed
See which parts cost you points and open the review of any answer from the report.
An estimate, not a promise
Writing and Speaking are checked on the criteria the exam’s examiners use; Listening and Reading are checked against the key and placed on 0–75 by our model of the scale. The agency does not publish its conversion tables, so every number here is an estimate and we always show it as one.
Multilevel guides
- CEFR Multilevel exam format 2026: every part of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking
- How to prepare for the Multilevel exam: an 8-week plan with daily tasks and mock tests
- Multilevel scores and levels: the 0–75 scale, B1, B2 and C1 cut-offs and how each section is marked
- Multilevel vs IELTS: which English exam to take in Uzbekistan in 2026
Questions
Is this the official Multilevel test?
No. The exam is run by the Knowledge and Skills Assessment Agency of Uzbekistan, and only it gives official results and certificates. Nomto is independent: our tasks are written for Nomto in the exam’s format, and our scores are estimates.
Is Multilevel the same as the national certificate in English?
Yes. The English certificate people call «milliy sertifikat» is issued on the Multilevel exam. The national certificates in school subjects (maths, history and others) are separate exams of the same agency.
How is the level set?
Each section is scored on 0–75 and the level follows the mean: 65–75 is C1, 51–64 is B2, 38–50 is B1, and below 38 there is no certificate.
Which format do you use?
The current one: Speaking in four parts (1.1, 1.2, 2, 3) since autumn 2024 and Writing with Task 1.1, Task 1.2 and Task 2 since October 2025.
How is Speaking checked?
You record your answer in the browser. We turn it into text, measure pauses and pace from the recording, and an AI examiner rates task, coherence, vocabulary, grammar, fluency and pronunciation, then shows corrections and a model answer. Recordings are not kept.
Can I read the explanations in Uzbek?
Yes. The room, the reviews and the explanations of every Listening and Reading question are in Uzbek, Russian and English; switch the language in the room’s menu.
Is it free?
A free account gets a one-time trial: 3 Speaking and 1 Writing answer checked by AI, 10 Listening and Reading items and one mock test of a section. A Nomto pass opens all courses, Multilevel included, with full mock tests and generous limits, and does not renew by itself.
Your first part takes a few minutes
Start with Listening Part 1 or Reading Part 1 and see your estimate right away, or take a mock test of one section.
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