IELTS
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the most popular English language test in the world. IELTS is widely accepted by universities all around the world. More than two million IELTS tests are conducting each year. Every major educational destinations accept IELTS to satisfy the English Language requirements. IELTS is now accepted in top universities in UK, USA, Europe, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and more.
What is IELTS?
It’s also known as International English Language Testing System. It is managed by the British Council, IDP. More than 3million takes this test every year. It is accepted worldwide i.e., around 10,000 organizations in over 140 countries (as a proof of proficiency in English).
IELTS
International English Language Testing System Skill: All Levels
International English Language Testing System Skill: All Levels of
IELTS score is valid for 2years from the test date. It is conducted on 48 fixed dates per year. It is mainly focused on overall competency & ability to communicate in an academic environment. There are two tests:
1. Academic: It has been developed if you wish to study at any university or college as an undergraduate or post-graduate in English-speaking countries to gain entry into any professional institutions
2. General : If you opt for General training, you can gain entry into secondary education, a college or Educational training center, or for migration to English-speaking Countries.
IELTS Formats
It contains 40 questions. Each correct answer is given 1 mark. You listen to the recording and answer the questions for 30 minutes. After that you have 10 minutes to transfer your answers to the answer sheet. You only get a chance to listen once to the recording.
1st Task: 20 minutes are allowed to the candidates and they have to write about 150 words.
2nd Task: 40 minutes are allowed to the candidates and they have to write about 250 words.
Task 1: Writing a short letter for a specific purpose.
Here you can show out your ability in communication by using the method of English letter-writing conventions.
Task 2 : Writing an essay
In Task 2 of the General Training Writing test, you are asked to write an essay in response to a point of view, an argument, or a problem.
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