Michigan English Test preparation with AI-powered scoring. Accepted for Australian visas and U.S. nursing licensure.
The short answer: the MET (Michigan English Test) is accepted for Australian skilled visas — DHA-approved since August 2025 — and for U.S. nursing licensure by 34 state boards. Australian thresholds are set per skill: Competent 56/55/57/48, Proficient 61/63/74/59. Everything below is free and needs no account.
Yes — the MET is DHA-approved for Australian skilled visas, including the 485 Graduate visa, since August 2025.
Australian thresholds are set per skill: Competent is 56/55/57/48 and Proficient is 61/63/74/59 across Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.
Yes — 34 state boards accept the MET as an English proficiency route, though each board sets its own minimum scores.
Whether you want a full exam simulation or focused practice on specific sections, we have you covered.
Four full-length MET mocks that run the real section order with the real clocks: Listening (50 questions, 35 minutes), Reading including grammar (50 questions, 65 minutes), Writing (2 tasks, 45 minutes) and Speaking (5 tasks, 10 minutes) - about three hours per mock. Every set uses unique original questions and ends with a full answer key and explanations. No account, no cost, retake as often as you like.
Focused drills for one section at a time. Pick the skill you want to improve and start free.
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Pick Listening, Reading, Writing, or Speaking. Each section follows the official MET format.
Answer questions under timed conditions. For speaking, record your voice directly in the browser.
Receive instant scoring and detailed feedback powered by AI. See your estimated CEFR level.
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189, 485, 190, 491 — Competent & Proficient English scores, points test, SSR rules
34 state boards, NCLEX-RN eligibility, TruMerit/CGFNS, score requirements by state
Free practice tests for Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking with AI scoring
The Michigan English Test is now accepted by Australia's Department of Home Affairs for visa applications.
| Level | Listening | Reading | Writing | Speaking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Functional — 38 overall | ||||
| Vocational | 49 | 47 | 45 | 38 |
| Competent | 56 | 55 | 57 | 48 |
| Proficient | 61 | 63 | 74 | 59 |
MET scores from 4-skill tests taken on or after August 7, 2025 at approved test centers are accepted. Practice here to prepare for your official test.
Everything you need to know about the MET exam.
The MET is a multilevel English language exam that tests Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. It can be taken as a 2-skill (Listening & Reading) or 4-skill exam. Available as digital or paper-based.
Each section is scored 0-80. Total score is up to 320 for 4 skills. Scores map to CEFR levels: A2 (0-39), B1 (40-52), B2 (53-63), C1 (64-80). No pass or fail.
MET is accepted by universities, employers, and immigration authorities across multiple continents, including Australia, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Greece, and more.
MET tests real-world English, not test-taking tricks. Focus on building overall proficiency. Practice with our free tests to familiarize yourself with the format.
No, this is a free practice platform to help you prepare for the official MET. The official test is administered by Michigan Language Assessment at approved test centers. Our practice tests follow the same format and scoring criteria.
Yes. Since August 7, 2025, Australia's Department of Home Affairs accepts MET scores for visa applications, including the 485 Graduate visa, skilled migration, and permanent residency. You need a 4-skill MET taken at an approved test center.
No. This platform is completely free with no login, no account creation, and no registration required. Just choose a section and start practicing.
Writing and Speaking responses are scored by AI using the same criteria as the official MET. The AI evaluates grammar, vocabulary, coherence, task achievement, and pronunciation (for speaking). Scores are estimated and may differ from official scores.
For Australian permanent residency, the minimum scores are: Competent level (56 Listening, 55 Reading, 57 Writing, 48 Speaking). For more points, aim for Proficient (61L/63R/74W/59S) or Superior levels.
MET focuses on real-world English rather than academic language. It's generally more affordable, offers single-section retakes, and is now accepted alongside IELTS and PTE for Australian visas. MET tests practical communication skills used in daily life.
Choose any section and begin your MET preparation today. It's free, no login required.