Can non-English majors take the TEM4 and TEM8 exams?

Generally speaking, sophomores of English majors will take the TEM4 exam in April, and if they fail, they will take it again the next year as a make-up exam. But 8th grade was a senior majoring in English. If they fail, they can return to school in the second year and take the make-up exam again.

Extended data:

CET-4

(1) Sophomore English majors registered or approved by the Ministry of Education.

(2) College students who have completed the courses stipulated in the syllabus for the basic stage of English major in colleges and universities for the record or approval by the Ministry of Education.

(3) English majors with academic qualifications registered or approved by the Ministry of Education for four-year full-time study in adult higher education colleges (second academic year); Five-year program refers to the undergraduate students who have completed the courses specified in the syllabus of the basic stage of English major (the third academic year) and have not studied full-time. Part-time three-year college students must register for CET-4 in the third academic year.

(4) In key foreign language colleges, non-English majors can take CET-6, and their scores in that year are above 600.

(5) Candidates who take CET-4 only have one make-up exam.

Band 8 of English

(1) The fourth grade of English major in colleges and universities registered or approved by the Ministry of Education.

(2) English majors who have completed four years of full-time study in adult higher education institutions approved by the Ministry of Education (the fourth academic year); Five-year system refers to undergraduates who study English part-time (fifth academic year).

(3) Candidates who take the TEM-8 exam only have one make-up exam.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-professional English exam