In this IELTS blog you will find blog posts on various IELTS-related topics. We decided to start blogging since we have been receiving lots of questions from people, who are looking for answers regarding the test.
Therefore, we will be creating posts on broader topics to cover different aspects of the test and hopefully this will help you find answers to at least some of your questions as well.
If you want to achieve a high score (at least 7) in IELTS speaking, then you may have already heard many times that a lot of practice is the key.
While, on the one hand, practising is necessary, it is at least the same important that you first fully understand the IELTS Speaking Test Format.
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If you are a self-learner looking for the best strategy to practice IELTS Reading at home and improve your skills effectively, then you’re at the right place.
Here we have listed 5 IELTS Reading Practice Steps & Tips to help you get started.
The best and easiest way is to get a good study book with full and genuine IELTS reading practice tests. It will give you a clear overview of the test format and different types of reading questions and sections.
Read more »In this article, we will explain on what basis and how IELTS examiners check and assess your Writing Task 2 Essay.
In simple terms, your essay is checked and evaluated on a band scale from 0 to 9 according to IELTS writing band descriptors and on the four IELTS writing marking criteria:
First of all, there is actually no such thing as a minimum IELTS passing score or pass mark for the test, because it is impossible not to pass the test.
The IELTS exam score is measured on a scale from 0 to 9 in each test component with 0.5 increments and then the overall band score is calculated. Whatever score you achieve, you pass the test.
In other words, if you just sat the test, but did not answer any question, then technically you would still pass the exam, but with a score of 0.
Read more »Whether you are planning to apply for or extend your Australian visa to work, study or live in Australia, you may be required to take an English language test (the IELTS test).
In short, there are three possible cases for which you need to meet English language requirements:
Depending on what type of Australian visa you are going to apply for, there are different minimum requirements.
In this article, we will explain all the IELTS requirements for different visa types in detail. So, let’s first start off with a student visa as listed above.
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You will find useful information on all the four IELTS test components: