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TEF Canada mock test online
Practise all four épreuves in the real format, see your estimated score out of 699 and your NCLC level for each skill, and find out how close you are to the French points in Express Entry.
- 4 épreuves, real timing
- Score /699 and NCLC by skill
- Writing reviewed by FLC French trainers
Your report
Sample dataNCLC 7 in comprehension
- Compréhension orale451 / 699 · NCLC 7
- Compréhension écrite488 / 699 · NCLC 8
- Expression écrite & oraleMarked by your trainer
The format
Four épreuves, the same as test day
Compréhension orale
Listening
40 multiple-choice questions · 40 min
Compréhension écrite
Reading
40 multiple-choice questions · 60 min
Expression écrite
Writing
2 sections (80+ and 200+ words) · 60 min
Expression orale
Speaking
2 sections · 15 min · reviewed by a trainer
Questions get harder from A1 to C2 through each comprehension paper, as in the real computer-based TEF Canada.
Your result
An NCLC level for every skill
Canada measures French with the Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). Your report shows the estimated score and NCLC level for each comprehension skill, and your trainer adds writing and speaking.
| NCLC | Compréhension orale / écrite | Expression écrite | Expression orale |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 and above | 546–699 | 558–699 | 556–699 |
| 9 | 503–545 | 512–557 | 518–555 |
| 8 | 462–502 | 472–511 | 494–517 |
| 7 | 434–461 | 428–471 | 456–493 |
| 6 | 393–433 | 379–427 | 422–455 |
| 5 | 352–392 | 330–378 | 387–421 |
| 4 | 306–351 | 268–329 | 328–386 |
All four épreuves are scored out of 699 (table for tests taken from 11 December 2023). Always check canada.ca for the requirements of your programme.
Why French matters for Canada PR
- NCLC 7+ in all four skills can add up to 50 Express Entry points on top of your English score.
- Canada holds Express Entry draws for French-speaking candidates.
- Future Link's RCIC-led team can tell you what your level means for your profile.
Pricing
Take more tests. Pay less for each.
Tests in a pack can be TCF Canada, TEF Canada or IELTS — you choose each time you start, and every test is different.
Free practice test
₹0
one attempt per student
- 15 questions in each module — 60 in total
- 45-minute timed sitting on screen
- Your scores shared by an FLC trainer
1 full testSingle
₹999+ 18% GST
One full-length test
- TEF Canada, chosen when you start
- All four modules in one 3-hour sitting
- Start within 7 days
- Total ₹1,178.82 incl. GST
2 full testsMost popular
₹1,699+ 18% GST
₹850 per test · save ₹299
- TEF Canada, chosen when you start
- A different test every time
- 60 days to use · track your band
- Total ₹2,004.82 incl. GST
3 full testsBest value
₹2,399+ 18% GST
₹800 per test · save ₹598
- TEF Canada, chosen when you start
- A different test every time
- 60 days to use · track your band
- Total ₹2,830.82 incl. GST
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are these real TEF Canada questions?
No. Every question is original practice material written by Future Link Consultants in the current TEF Canada format. Official TEF papers are confidential. Our aim is that the real test feels familiar when you sit it.
How is my TEF score estimated?
Questions get harder from A1 to C2 and harder ones are worth more. We weight each question by its level, scale your result to 699 and convert it to an NCLC level with the TEF Canada table. It is an unofficial estimate, not a TEF result.
TCF Canada or TEF Canada — which should I take?
Both are accepted for Express Entry and Canadian citizenship and both report NCLC levels. TEF has 40 questions per comprehension paper and two writing and speaking sections; TCF has 39 questions and three tasks. Practise the one you have booked.
How much does the TEF Canada mock test cost?
One full test costs ₹999, two cost ₹1,699 and three cost ₹2,399, plus 18% GST. Tests in a pack can be TCF Canada, TEF Canada or IELTS — you choose each time you start, and you never get the same test twice.
Why does French matter for Canada PR?
Strong French (NCLC 7 or higher in all four skills) can add up to 50 extra Express Entry points on top of your English score, and Canada also holds Express Entry draws for French-speaking candidates. Our RCIC-led team can tell you what your level means for your profile.
About our questions: every question is original practice material written by Future Link Consultants in the TEF Canada format. It is not an official paper and results are unofficial estimates. TEF Canada is a trademark of CCI Paris Île-de-France; Future Link Consultants is not affiliated with it.
Last reviewed: October 2026