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Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I Results 2026: Check Scores, Certificates & Validity

How to check Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I results 2026, understand your score report, get certificate details, validity period, and remark process.

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Written by Dr. Uday KumarReviewed by Dr. Vijay GUpdated 2 September 2026Editorial policy

Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I Results 2026: Your Complete Guide

Waiting for your Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I results? This comprehensive guide explains how to access your scores, understand your score report, obtain your certificate, and what to do if you need a remark or recount. Whether you're taking the exam for integration, study, or work, we've got you covered.

About the Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I

The Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I is the official Dutch language proficiency exam for non-native speakers at CEFR B1 level. Administered by the College voor Toetsen en Examens (CvTE), it assesses your practical language skills for everyday life, vocational education, and work in the Netherlands. The exam consists of four components: Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking. Each component is tested separately, and you can take them individually or together.

When and How to Check Your Results

Results for the Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I are typically released within 5 to 6 weeks after the exam date. For 2026, the exact release dates will be published on the official CvTE website. Here's how to check your results:

  1. 1Online via MyCvTE: All candidates receive a personal account on the CvTE portal. Log in with your DigiD or the credentials provided during registration.
  2. 2By Email: Some candidates receive an email notification when results are available. Ensure your contact details are up to date.
  3. 3Official Notification: Results are never sent by post. Always check your online account first.

Important: You can only view your results online. You will not receive a physical score report by mail unless you request one.

Understanding Your Score Report

Your score report provides a detailed breakdown of your performance on each exam component. Here's what you'll see:

  • Overall Result: Pass or Fail for each component.
  • Component Scores: A numerical score (ranging from 0 to 100) for each section.
  • CEFR Level: Confirmation that you have achieved B1 level if you pass.
  • Feedback: For Writing and Speaking, you may receive specific feedback on your performance.

Passing the Exam: To pass the Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I, you must achieve a score of at least 51 out of 100 on each component. You can pass components individually; there is no need to retake all parts if you only fail one.

Certificate Details

Once you have passed all four components, you will receive your Staatsexamen NT2 Programma I diploma. This certificate is recognized by:

  • Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) for civic integration (inburgering).
  • Educational institutions for admission to MBO (vocational) programs.
  • Employers as proof of Dutch language proficiency at B1 level.

Certificate Format: The certificate includes your full name, date of birth, the exam components passed, and the date of issue. It is a lifelong credential – it does not expire.

How to Receive Your Certificate: After passing all components, you will receive your diploma by post within 4 to 6 weeks. If you need it sooner, you can request a digital copy via MyCvTE.

Validity Period of Your Results

Your results for individual components are valid for 20 months from the date of the exam. This means:

  • If you pass some components but not all, you must pass the remaining components within 20 months to receive your diploma.
  • After 20 months, any passed components expire, and you must retake them.
  • The diploma itself is valid indefinitely.

Example: If you pass Reading in January 2026, you must pass the other three components by September 2027 (20 months later) to obtain your diploma.

Remark and Recount Process

If you believe there has been an error in your score, you can request a remark (for Writing and Speaking) or a recount (for Reading and Listening). Here's what you need to know:

#### Remark (Writing and Speaking)

  • What it is: Your answers are re-evaluated by a different examiner.
  • How to request: Log in to MyCvTE and submit a remark request within 4 weeks of the results being published.
  • Cost: A fee of €35 per component (as of 2026).
  • Outcome: You will receive the new result within 6 to 8 weeks. If your score changes to a pass, the fee is refunded.

#### Recount (Reading and Listening)

  • What it is: A technical check to ensure your answers were scored correctly.
  • How to request: Same process as above.
  • Cost: €20 per component (2026).
  • Outcome: Results are usually available within 2 to 3 weeks. If an error is found, the fee is refunded.

Important: The remark/recount process can only be requested after the official results are published. You cannot request it during the exam.

Frequently Asked Questions

#### When are the 2026 results released? Results are typically published within 5-6 weeks after the exam. For specific 2026 dates, check the official CvTE website.

#### Can I check my results via post? No, results are only available online through MyCvTE. You will receive your certificate by post after passing all components.

#### What if I lose my certificate? You can request a duplicate certificate from CvTE for a fee. Contact their customer service for the process.

#### Is the NT2 Programma I certificate valid for citizenship? Yes, passing the NT2 Programma I meets the language requirement for naturalisation (citizenship) in the Netherlands.

#### Can I retake only failed components? Yes, you can retake individual components as long as your other passed components are still valid (within 20 months).

#### How long does a remark take? A remark for Writing or Speaking takes approximately 6-8 weeks. A recount for Reading or Listening takes 2-3 weeks.

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Frequently asked

The most common questions candidates ask before applying.

When are the 2026 NT2 Programma I results released?

Results are typically released within 5-6 weeks after the exam date. For 2026, exact dates will be announced on the official CvTE website. You can check your results online via MyCvTE.

How do I check my NT2 Programma I results?

Log in to MyCvTE with your DigiD or credentials. Results are available online only; you will not receive them by post. An email notification may be sent when results are ready.

What is the passing score for NT2 Programma I?

You need a score of at least 51 out of 100 on each component to pass. You can pass components individually, and your passed components remain valid for 20 months.

How long is the NT2 Programma I certificate valid?

The diploma is valid indefinitely. However, individual component results are valid for 20 months from the exam date. You must pass all components within that period to receive your diploma.

Can I request a remark for my writing or speaking test?

Yes, you can request a remark within 4 weeks of results publication. The fee is €35 per component (2026). If your score changes to a pass, the fee is refunded.

What is the difference between a remark and a recount?

A remark re-evaluates your answers for Writing and Speaking by a new examiner. A recount is a technical check for Reading and Listening. Costs are €35 and €20 respectively (2026).

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