IELTS stands for International
English Language Testing System. Most people take IELTS as a hurdle or
something difficult in their path of getting a scholarship for higher studies
or relocating to another country.
I have seen many people who look
for shortcuts or alternatives to get rid of this. So I thought to myself about what
I can do to make someone’s journey easy. IELTS journey varies from person to
person. Some can get their required bands in one attempt and some may be after the
10th or 11th attempt.
This happens because who often
choose those academies and mentors where they prefer group studies and set the
target of 6 bands in each module. As everyone’s required bands are different so
are their strengths and weaknesses too. It means a single pill cannot help all
with different ailments.
If you are struggling with the
IELTS exam I highly encourage you to follow my articles and avoid looking for every
piece of available information on the internet about the IELTS exam. I will
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General Information about IELTS
exams
IELTS exams are of two types
· IELTS General: It is for those who want to
migrate or relocate to another country.
· IELTS Academics: It is for those who want to move to another country for getting higher education.
If you
want to move to another country I will highly recommend you to visit their
official immigration website to know what type of IELTS you required as per
your case.
The IELTS exam consists of four modules
2- Listening
3- Reading
4- Writing
We
will look into the detail of every module and the strategy to attempt all
modules.
First,
we need to understand the purpose of the IELTS exam. The purpose of the IELTS
exam is to determine your ability and how you good your communication, reading,
listening, and writing skills. After migration, you’ll not face any issues carrying
out your daily tasks. The IELTS exam is a facilitator and not a hurdle in your
way.
Every
module has different assessment criteria and to work smartly we should know how
the examiner is going to assess our exam.
Speaking:
- · Fluency and Coherence.
- ·
Lexical Resource.
- ·
Grammatical Range and
Accuracy.
- · Pronunciation.
Each carries an equal 25% weightage.
Writing:
- ·
Task Achievement
- ·
Coherence and Cohesion
- ·
Lexical Resource
- · Grammatical Range and Accuracy
Listening and Reading:
The IELTS Listening and Reading
sections are scored differently than the Speaking and Writing sections. Each
section of the listening and reading tests has 40 questions, with one mark
awarded for each correct answer. The total score out of 40 is converted to the
IELTS 9-band scale.

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