Overview
The Thammasat University General English Test (TU-GET) is an English proficiency test run by Thammasat University in Thailand. It comes in a paper-based version and a computer-based version. There is no pass or fail mark: each organisation that asks for a TU-GET score sets its own required score.
Exam pattern
| Version | What it tests | Maximum score |
|---|---|---|
| TU-GET PBT (paper-based) | Four-option multiple choice in three parts: Structure, Vocabulary and Reading | 1000 |
| TU-GET CBT (computer-based) | All four skills: Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing | 120 |
Marking and results
Results are not pass or fail. Check the score requirement of the university, scholarship or employer you are applying to. According to Thammasat University's testing page, paper-based results are announced within 5 to 7 days and computer-based results 15 days after the test. Scores stay valid for 2 years.
Test sessions and venues
Both versions are held monthly, and there is no limit on how many times you can retake. The computer-based test is held only on site at the LITU-Acts room, SC1 building, Rangsit Campus. The paper-based test is offered at all four Thammasat University campuses: Rangsit, Tha Prachan, Lampang and Pattaya.
Fees
As listed on the university's page in 2026, the fees are in Thai baht.
| Version | Standard fee | Late application |
|---|---|---|
| TU-GET CBT | 1,500 baht | 1,800 baht |
| TU-GET PBT | 800 baht | 1,000 baht |
Confirm the current figures on the official page before registering.
Is there a pass mark for TU-GET?
No. The test reports a score only, and each organisation decides the score it requires.
How long is a TU-GET score valid?
Two years, according to Thammasat University's testing page.
Which version tests speaking and writing?
The computer-based version, which covers Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. The paper-based version covers Structure, Vocabulary and Reading only.