International English Language Testing System [IELTS]

The IELTS score is a universally recognised requirement for English language proficiency in almost every country, including the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand, in order to pursue higher education. While institutions typically consider a score of 6.0 for undergraduate admission and 6.0-7.0 for graduate entrance, the highest band score that can be achieved is 9.0.

There are two versions of the IELTS exam as follows:

Academic 

The IELTS Academic module assesses your proficiency in the English language to see if you have what it takes to pursue a professional training programme or a degree programme. The Academic Module must be completed by students who want to enrol in a university or other higher education institution.

2. General Training 

Those who want to apply for immigration possibilities, short courses, vocational training programmes, or secondary school enrolment should use the General Training module.

Test pattern

• Part 1: Listening (4 sections; 30 minutes)
• Part 2: Reading (3 passages; 60 minutes)
• Part 3: Writing (2 tasks; 60 minutes)
• Part 4: Speaking (Interview; 10-15 minutes)

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