As we all know, multiple choice questions (MCQs) appear in both the Listening and Reading parts, so the final level in these two sections is directly proportional to the number of questions with the correct alternatives picked.

There are four parts to the Reading section, with a total number of questions of thirty-eight (38).

The following is a list of all questions in the Reading section.

Part 1: Reading Correspondence: This part contains eleven (11) questions.

Part 2: Reading to apply a diagram: This section contains eight (8) questions.

Part 3: Information-gathering reading: This section has nine (9) questions.

Part 4: Reading for points of view and a practise task: This section has ten questions.

So there are a total of 38 questions in the Reading part (38). Let’s have a look at the scorecard to see how many questions you got right.

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The Reading score, out of a possible 38, is between 33 and 38. Your CELPIP level is roughly 10-12.

The Reading score, out of a possible 38, is between 31 and 33. Your CELPIP level is around 9.

The Reading score ranges from 28 to 31 out of a possible 38. Your CELPIP level is around 8.

The Reading score, out of a possible 38, is between 24-28. Your CELPIP level is around 7.

The reading score ranges from 19 to 25 out of a possible 38. Your CELPIP level is around 6.

The reading score, out of a possible 38, is between 15-20. Your CELPIP level is around 5.

The Reading score ranges from 10 to 16 on a scale of 38. Your CELPIP level is around 4.

The Reading score ranges from 8 to 11 out of a possible 38. Your CELPIP level is approximately 3.

The READING SCORE ranges from 0 to 7 on a scale of 38. Your CELPIP level is around M.

We hope this guide helps you understand what your score means in the reading section.