All the great and meritorious students who are studying; have a wish to go abroad. Many people make special preparations for this. In this way, we are sharing you that developed countries like England, Canada, Australia, and America have fixed their ability to pass IELTS exams for the candidates who wish to work and study. Now, many of the students studying and sometimes even special students, do not even know what the IELTS is like. Learn about IELTS:
What is IELTS?
IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is the name of such examination, in which English-speaking countries test the English knowledge of candidates working and studying.
Five questions are special
Institutions for preparing IELTS first look at the student base. After that, start the study with special questions, out of which today you are going to tell about five questions.
If you have to study abroad, PTE will be preparing for work-know complete details:
- How to prepare for IELTS?
- What parameters can you get a high score in IELTS?
- How can you improve your writing?
- Should you try?
- What are the do's and don'ts that you should know before appearing for IELTS exam?
IELTS is important for learning abroad, what do you know from the beginning
Who takes an IELTS test?
The IELTS exam is shared by the University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations (Cambridge ESOL), British Council and IDP. It is considered the highest standard of English language in the world.
Where is the IELTS recognized?
IELTS recognizes universities and job-giving organizations of countries like Australia, America, Canada, New Zealand, and England. Apart from this, all government institutions and non-resident institutions also recognize this.
Where can an IELTS test?
Today there are more than 1100 examination centers of IELTS around the world. Most of these British Councils are run by many universities and linguistic schools including IELTS Australia. For specific information visit www.ielts.org
Test format:
There are 4 sub-tests or modules: Reading, writing, listening and speaking. It is compulsory for students to sit in all the examinations. All students have to sit in the same listening and speaking test, while they have to give different tests to read and write. It depends on the academic or general training module they choose.
At the time of the exam, all the sub-sections and the time fixed for them
Listening - 4 sections - 40 items - 30 minutes’ duration
General Training Reading - 3 sections - 40 items - 60 minutes Duration
Academic studies - 3 sections - 40 items - 60 minutes Duration
Typing General Training - 2 Tasks (150 to 250 words) 60 minutes Duration
Academic Writing- 2 Tasks (150 to 250 words) 60 minutes Duration
Speaking- 11 to 14 minutes
Total time 2 hours 45 minutes
IELTS Listening test - This test lasted for half an hour. There are 4 sections, which are run on the cassette tape. It is both monologue and dialogue. It only runs once and all questions are answered during listening. However, additional time is given to answer.
IELTS Reading test - This test lasted for 1 hour. Candidates have to give an academic reading test or general training reading test. Tests are held in three sections. In this, the level of difficulty is in increasing order.
IELTS Writing Test - This test also lasted for 1 hour. In this also, candidates have to go through the academic or general training module. In this, students have to write in two different styles. It does not have any choice.
IELTS Speaking test - There is a single interview of the candidate. This interview is also recorded. It happens in three parts. Introduce yourself and interview - Candidates will have to speak 1 to 2 minutes on any given topic. Then a dialogue or dialogue that runs from either side. This interview runs for 10 to 15 minutes.
