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Maya & Ben talk through Malaysian University English Test (MUET) in a 63-minute show that never stops: 12 segments, practical scenarios and quick checks. Tune in and keep studying while you browse.

  • Maya & Ben
  • English
  • 63-min show, always on
  • 12 segments

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What’s on MUET (Malaysian University English Test) Radio

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  1. 0:0001MUET Architecture, Cognitive Processing, and Part 1 Listening Foundations5 min
  2. 5:2502Extended Academic Monologues and Multi-Speaker Thematic Matching6 min
  3. 11:0203Complex Dialogues, Idiomatic Nuance, and Unrelated Rapid Exchanges5 min
  4. 16:2204Speaking Part 1: Individual Presentation Framework and Time Management5 min
  5. 21:2105Speaking Part 2: Mind Map Exploration and Group Discussion Dynamics5 min
  6. 26:2306Speaking Consensus Negotiation and Sociolinguistic Pragmatics5 min
  7. 31:3107Reading Speed, Factual Matching, and Short Academic Texts5 min
  8. 36:2508Dual-Text Synthesis and Comparative Argument Evaluation5 min
  9. 41:1909Gapped Text Cohesion and Advanced Extended Article Analysis6 min
  10. 46:5510Writing Task 1: Guided Email/Letter Prompt Analysis and Complete Note Coverage5 min
  11. 51:5011Writing Task 2: Extended Essay Planning, Thesis Statements, and Structure6 min
  12. 57:3912Counterarguments, Cohesion, and Final Polishing Across Written Tasks5 min

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About MUET

The Malaysian University English Test (MUET) is the compulsory English proficiency test for entry to first-degree studies at Malaysian universities, administered three times a year by Majlis Peperiksaan Malaysia (the Malaysian Examinations Council). Since a major reform in January 2021, MUET is aligned to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR): the old Band 1 to 6 scale (maximum 300) was replaced by bands from 1.0 to 5+ on an aggregated score out of 360, and the four papers were re-weighted to 25% each and made more communicative and real-world in focus. The four components are Listening (800/1, 50 minutes, 30 questions), Speaking (800/2, 30 minutes), Reading (800/3, 75 minutes, 40 questions) and Writing (800/4, 75 minutes). Candidates must attempt all four papers to receive an overall band, and results are valid for five years. This free practice set covers the selected-response skills of Reading and Listening with self-contained passages and transcripts, plus the MCQ-testable knowledge of Writing and Speaking such as register, format, language functions and the test's structure.

Exam sponsor
Majlis Peperiksaan Malaysia (Malaysian Examinations Council), under the Malaysian Ministry of Education
Assessment
Listening: 30 questions (5 parts, MCQ and multiple matching). Reading: 40 questions (7 parts, three- and four-option MCQ, multiple matching, and gapped text). Speaking and Writing are productive papers (individual presentation, group discussion, a guided letter/email and an essay) rather than selected-response.
Time limit
About 230 minutes total across four papers (Listening 50 min, Speaking 30 min, Reading 75 min, Writing 75 min)
Passing score
Reported as a band from 1.0 to 5+ (CEFR A2 to C1+) based on an aggregated score out of 360; there is no single fixed pass mark, and universities set their own minimum band.
Official exam information

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MUET (Malaysian University English Test) radio FAQ

Is MUET Radio free?

Yes. MUET (Malaysian University English Test) Exam Prep Radio is free to listen to, with no sign-up. Press the power button and you join the broadcast straight away.

How does MUET Radio work?

It is a 63-minute recorded study show that broadcasts continuously. Everyone tuned in hears the same moment, like real radio. Turn it off whenever you like; turning it back on joins the current broadcast.

How is this different from a study podcast?

It works like a study podcast that is always on. Instead of choosing an episode, you join the show in progress, and everyone on a station hears the same moment. There is no seek bar, speed control or download.

Who are the hosts?

Maya & Ben are AI-generated hosts. The show is independent study material from OpenExamPrep; check exam rules with the official exam sponsor and practice with our free questions.

Can I keep listening while I practice?

Yes. Open practice questions, study guides or flashcards on any page. The radio keeps playing, and the header has a power button to turn it off or back on.

What is MUET and who administers it?

MUET is the Malaysian University English Test, a compulsory English proficiency test for entry to first-degree studies at Malaysian universities. It is administered three times a year by Majlis Peperiksaan Malaysia, the Malaysian Examinations Council (MPM/MEC), a statutory body under the Ministry of Education.

How is MUET scored and what is the highest band?

Since 2021 each of the four papers is scored out of 90, giving an aggregated score out of 360. Results are reported as bands from 1.0 (lowest) to 5+ (highest), mapped to CEFR levels from A2 up to C1+. There is no single fixed pass mark; universities set their own minimum band.