Portuguese Proficiency Test

Free adaptive proficiency check (CEFR / CAPLE / CELPE-Bras).

Official Assessment (2026)

What is Your Real Portuguese Level?

Take our adaptive assessment to verify your proficiency in the Portuguese language. Answer 20 questions and receive an official CEFR Certificate mapped to both European (CAPLE) and Brazilian (CELPE) standards.

Fast & Adaptive

Only 20 questions randomized from a large bank. Takes about 10 minutes.

Dual Standards

Provides scores contextualized for both CAPLE (Portugal) and CELPE-Bras (Brazil).

Comprehensive

Evaluates subjunctive moods, indicative tenses, phrasing, and vocabulary.

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About the Portuguese Assessment (CAPLE & CELPE-Bras)

Welcome to the Official Cubbbix Portuguese Assessment Test. Because Portuguese diverges significantly between its European and Brazilian dialects—both in phonetics and localized idioms—this test is engineered to focus on universal grammar structures, vocabulary, and syntactic logic shared across all Lusophone regions.

Understanding Your Score (CAPLE vs. CELPE-Bras)

Your results are displayed using the overarching CEFR letters (A1-C2). However, they map directly to the official certification frameworks required by governments in Portugal and Brazil.

  • A1 (ACesso/CIPLE/Inicial): Can understand highly familiar expressions. You know basic greetings, numbers, and colors.
  • A2 (CIPLE): Can interact in routine situations. This is the minimum level required for Portuguese citizenship or permanent residency via CAPLE.
  • B1 (DEPLE / Celpe Intermediate): Minimum requirement to apply for naturalization in Brazil via CELPE-Bras. You can deal with most daily friction.
  • B2 (DIPLE / Celpe Upper-Int): Fluent enough to study at a university in Portugal or Brazil and work in professional environments.
  • C1 (DAPLE / Celpe Advanced): Can express complex business ideas fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching.
  • C2 (DUPLE / Celpe Highly Advanced): Mastered regional nuances. You can effortlessly understand academic texts, old literature, and regional idioms.

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