Norwegian language C1 – higher academic level
Can I appeal my results?
You can appeal the result of both the tests in Norwegian at C1 level. You can also appeal on the grounds of procedural errors.
Appealing the result
You can appeal the result of both the test in listening comprehension and written production, and the result on the test in reading comprehension and oral communication.
When you appeal the result, your new result may be the same as before, og higher than before.
Deadline for appealing the result
The deadline for appealing is the 18th of July if you took the test in June.
The deadline is always four weeks after the result has been released.
How to appeal
If you want to appeal the result of the test at C1 level, there are several ways you can do this. You can use a digital form, or you can send us your appeal by post.
You can appeal from the time you receive the result until the appeal deadline.
You can use our appeal form and submit your appeal digitally:
- Send an appeal about the result – Norwegian test at C1 level. The appeal form will be available when results are released.
You can also appeal from “Min side”. After logging in, you will find a link to information about appeals at the bottom of the page. Where it says "Vil du registrere en klage?”, click on the link that says "klikk her". (Only available in Norwegian.)
Send your appeal by post
You can send your appeal as a letter in the mail. Remember to include both your name and candidate number in the letter.
Send your appeal to this address:
Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills
P.O. Box 1093
NO-5809 Bergen
Response to the appeal
It usually takes 4-6 weeks for you to receive a response to your appeal. If there are many people submitting appeals at the same time, it may take a little longer.
Appealing procedural errors
Procedural errors include technical errors on the day of the test that you think may have affected your results.
The appeal deadline is three weeks after taking the test. You need to appeal to the test centre where you took the test.
Take another test
If you are not satisfied with your result, you can sign up for a new test. You will have to pay to take the new test.