What's the difference between domestic Japanese test and international Japanese test?

1. "After learning the first book in one summer vacation, you can take CET-4", which refers to the international Japanese proficiency test. This exam is divided into four grades, with a total score of 400 points. The first level is the highest and the fourth level is the lowest. Grade one requires more than 280 points to pass. Level 2, Level 3 and Level 4 all need 240 points to pass. Level 3 and 4 are very simple Japanese conversation levels. Generally, you can take the level 3 exam after learning volumes one and two of standard Japanese. But generally speaking, Japanese talents in enterprises must have at least two levels.

2. Domestic Japanese refers to the professional examinations of Japanese professional colleges (such as CET-4, CET-6 and CET-8). This professional Japanese band 4 is equivalent to the level of people who have studied Japanese for two or three years. Grade 8 is equivalent to undergraduate Japanese level.

Above, I hope it will help you.