Cambridge Scoring
Use a practice Cambridge English Scale estimate as a summary, then open the criterion scores and rationale beneath it.
Know which part of your writing deserves the next hour of practice.
The estimate is for practice and is not an official Cambridge English result or guaranteed prediction.
Feature walkthrough
See Cambridge Scoring from start to result
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A single writing score cannot tell you what to practise. Cambridge Writing Checker gives a practice Cambridge English Scale estimate, then separates the response into Content, Communicative Achievement, Organisation, and Language. Open each criterion to read the rationale and compare the four scores. A strong Content result may show that you answered the task fully, while a lower Organisation result can point to paragraph links or idea development. That difference is more useful than the headline number alone. Saved evaluations also let you compare later submissions and see whether the same criterion keeps limiting the response. The estimate provides practice context; it is not an official Cambridge English result or a guaranteed prediction. Use it to choose the next skill, then check that skill again in a new piece of writing.
How it works
Four steps from starting point to useful practice
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Read the practice estimate
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Compare the four criteria
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Open the rationale
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Choose the weakest area
What it changes
Useful details at the point you need them
The feature keeps the task, feedback, and next action connected, so you can see what to do rather than file away another score.
CEFR and scale context
Place the response in a familiar practice range.
Four criterion scores
Compare Content, Communicative Achievement, Organisation, and Language.
Written score rationale
Read why the evidence led to each judgement.
Practice context
The estimate is for practice and is not an official Cambridge English result or guaranteed prediction. Cambridge Writing Checker is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge University Press & Assessment.
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Feature guide
Exam-Format Practice
Choose B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency, then set the task type and write with the complete prompt and correct word-range guidance in view.
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Instant AI Analysis
Submit the task and response together for a structured review of Content, Communicative Achievement, Organisation, and Language.
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Comprehensive Feedback
Review strengths, weaknesses, and specific revision points across the four criteria, then carry the useful changes into another draft.
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