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CSET: English: Subtest II (106) Scoring Guide

CSET: English: Subtest II (106) Scoring Guide

CSET: English: Subtest II (106) Scoring Guide

If you plan to teach upper-level English in California, you’ll likely need to pass the CSET: English test to get credentialed. As you may know, this exam has four separate subtests, including English: Subtest II (106). Each subtest is critical to passing the CSET as a whole, so it’s important to understand the scoring system of the CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam. If you know what it takes to pass, you’ll be able to prepare more effectively.

To give you a leg up, this article will cover all you need to know about CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam scoring.

Overview of the CSET: English: Subtest II (106) Scoring Guide: 

The multiple-choice questions on the CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam will assess your competence in the following areas:

  • Human Language Structures
  • Acquisition and Development of Language and Literacy
  • Grammatical Structures of English

The exam consists of 50 multiple-choice questions and has a time limit of 1 hour. For more details on the structure of this test, take a look at our CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam overview.

How the Exam is Scored

The CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam is scored by taking the sum of your correct answers and converting them to a scaled score that takes test difficulty into account.

There is no penalty for incorrect answers on this exam.

Passing Score

To pass the CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam, you must receive a scaled score of at least 220.

When Will You Get Your Score Report

Typically, you will receive your score report within five weeks of testing. Visit the CTC website to find the exact day your CSET: English: Subtest II (106) scores will be released. (Scroll down to “Test Results.”)

Understanding Your Score Report

Your CSET: English: Subtest II (106) score report will show your scaled score for the exam. This ranges from 100 to 300, with 220 being the minimum score to pass. On the reverse side of the report, you should also see some diagnostic information about your performance, which may be helpful if you plan to retake the exam.

Retaking the Exam

If you don’t pass the CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam on your first try, you are allowed to retake it as many times as you wish. However, you must wait 45 days between each attempt.

Conclusion:

CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam scores play a key role in establishing your teaching career in California. Understanding how this test is scored and what is required to pass should help you prepare more effectively, maximizing your chances of success.

Even if your first try was unsuccessful, you should feel confident that you can pass the CSET: English: Subtest II test. With diligent study and a clear understanding of the exam, you’ll be well prepared for your next attempt.

More CSET: English: Subtest II Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the passing score for the CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam?

The passing score for the CSET: English (106) exam is 220. 

When will I receive my English: Subtest II (106) score report?

Your official score report will become available within five weeks. Visit the CTC website to find the day your CSET: English: Subtest II scores will be released. (Scroll down to “Test Results.”) 

Do I need to get a specific score for each content domain on the English: Subtest II exam?

No, you will receive one overall score for the exam.

If I fail the CSET: English: Subtest II (106) exam, am I allowed to retake it?

Yes, you are allowed to take the exam as many times as you wish. You must wait 45 days between each attempt.

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