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Empi6

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Jan 19, 2019
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Hi everyone!

I'm soon going to take the TCFQ exam in order to get my CSQ. I was thinking at first that I should take all 4 sections in the exam but now I'm very confused. It says that it's up to me to choose whether I should take the Expression and comprehension ecrite and that it adds a very small amount of points to my overall score.

How does it even add a small amount of points? Does the overall score is calculated by summing up all the points or MIDI will check out if I got B2 from each section? If they check only per section, then I assume there's no advantage in taking comprehension & expression ecrite.

If it is the first case where they sum up, let's say I got 5 from Comprehension orale and 5 from Production Orale. Will they be summed up to 10?

Thank you so much,
Emre
 
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