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    The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is one of the most trusted English language tests across the globe with more than 10,000 organizations recognizing it internationally. The IELTS certification is recognized by the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, Europe, and 140 more countries across the globe.

    There are two types of IELTS Test

    IELTS Academic Test

    IELTS General Test

    IELTS Listening Module Format

    The listening module consists of four sections with

    • 10 questions in each one of them.
    • A recording will be played for every section which you are required to listen to attentively.
    • The recordings will have native speakers talking about diverse topics based on which there will be questions.
    • The question types mainly involve Filling in the blanks, Complete the flow chart/Map, and multiple choice.
    • You need to answer these questions correctly without missing any of them.

    The listening module format remains similar for both General Training and Academic training. This module lasts for approximately 30 minutes with an added 10 minutes to transfer your answers to the answer sheet.

    IELTS Reading Module Format

    Unlike the listening module, reading module has three sections with

    • 40 questions nearly equally spread across the three of them
    • Is designed to assess you on a variety of reading skills
    • Includes different question types such as Multiple choice, True, False, Not Given, Fill in the blanks, Complete the sentence, Give Headings to paragraphs in the text, Yes, No, and Not Given.
    • You would have to read swiftly to get the gist of the topic in every section, focus on the main ideas and try to understand the writers’ point of view in terms of opinions and arguments.

    The Reading module format is dissimilar for General Training and Academic training. The language difficulty level of the Academic training is much more as opposed to the General training. However, the question types remain alike for both. The duration of the reading module is 60 minutes.

    IELTS Writing Module Format

    The IELTS writing module comprises two tasks:

    • Task 1 for Academic training requires you to write a summary of minimum 150 words on visual data or information in the form of a pie chart, bar graph, table, process diagram, or a combination of any of the first three in 20 minutes.
    • You have to point out the peculiar features while comparing and contrasting the data provided using relevant vocabulary.
    • End the task with a crisp conclusion.
    • Task 1 for General training requires you to write a formal, informal, or semi-formal letter in 150 words within a period of 20 minutes.
    • You must form three paragraphs for the letter including the Introduction, Body, and Conclusion.
    • The lexical resource or the language must be in sync with the purpose of the letter.
    • Task 2 for both forms of training is the same.
    • It is an essay writing task that needs to be written in at least 250 words
    • Time allotted for this task is 40 minutes
    • The topics covered in essay writing range from education, science, and technology to general interests.
    • It is highly recommended to make use of topic-pertinent terminology along with connecting words to link your ideas coherently.

    IELTS Speaking Module Format

    The IELTS speaking module is carried out in three parts and is recorded.

    • It takes about 11-14 minutes of time
    • This module assesses your spoken English skills like language fluency, pronunciation, intonation, and a few others.
    • The first part requires you to introduce yourself to the examiner In the second part you will get a cue card mentioning a topic with three sub-topics within which you have to talk for 1-2 minutes
    • The last part is all about the discussion between you and your examiner with respect to the cue card topic. Here, your examiner will ask you questions and you answer them suitably.

    What IELTS score do I need?

    The higher you can score in your IELTS, reflects the better your understanding and ability to communicate in English. Each immigration body, university, workplace, or institution will have specific IELTS score requirements. The score you need will depend on what you are looking to do in the country, i.e. work or study. The IELTS exam is rated on a scale between 0 and 9, 9 being the highest grade. To get into certain universities for an English Bachelor’s or Master’s, you must obtain an IELTS score which can vary from 6 to 7.5 according to your target university and course.

    How To Do Test Preparation

    To take preparation you have to test yourself with practice questions, join as much as you can an online test, need to keep your general English level up, and test out with computer-delivered outputs.

    Online/ Offline Classes

    To pass the exam you must join the online or offline class.

    Tutor Led Sessions

    In this session, the tutor will instruct how to do it and what is the best way to pass the exam easily.

    Resource Material

    Your test center will give you some resources that you must read one by one.

    Frequently asked Questions

    • How do I prepare for the IELTS exam?

      There are two ways through which you can initiate your IELTS exam preparation. One is self-study, wherein you can make use of innumerable resources on the internet in the form of eBooks, videos, previous test papers, etc. Another option is to seek accurate guidance from skilled and experienced professionals in this industry.

    • What is the difference between IELTS Academic training and IELTS General training modules?

      There are two main differences, one with the purpose of the test and other with the format. IELTS Academic module is meant for those who wish to carry out their studies at an international school or university whereas IELTS General is taken by the candidate who plan to migrate to another country to work or settle.

    • Which countries consider the IELTS test score valid?

      Foremost English-speaking countries like the USA, UK, Canada, New Zealand and Australia accept the IELTS test score. Also, several non-English-speaking countries accept IELTS test scores too, accounting for more than 140 countries all over in totality.

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