International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is highly regarded and widely recognised as the world’s most popular English language proficiency test for higher education and global migration.
There are two patterns of IELTS test – IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training. The test can be taken up either as paper based test or computer based test. You need to book your IELTS test date in advance and you must hold a valid passport in order to be able to do so.
Speaking test is scheduled separately and the remaining modules are conducted together on a separate date. If you have taken IELTS on paper, your results would be available 13 days after your test date and in 3-5 days if you have taken IELTS on a computer.
IELTS Academic is designed for study abroad aspirants. This test evaluates your English language proficiency to assess your English level as a student in an English speaking country.
IELTS General Training is designed for foreign immigration aspirants (Permanent Resident or Job seekers). This test evaluates your English language proficiency in a practical and everyday context for both workplace and social situations.
The test pattern you choose will depend upon your interest to migrate abroad as a STUDENT or PERMANENT RESIDENT or WORK ABROAD.
| Module | Assessed upon | How we prepare |
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Listening |
• Understand ideas • Listening range • Recognise opinions • Staying focused when you listen • Follow the development of an argument • Understanding varied English accent |
• Explore the format of the test Develop learning strategies • Practice listening strategies • Listening to conversations in English • Develop response to conversations in different scenarios |
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Reading |
• Understand the topic in general sense • Understand the main ideas • Focus on details of a subject • Understand and differentiate on the topics’ opinions |
• Tackle the different MCQs • Techniques like skimming and scanning • Strategies for True, false, and not given • Dealing with unknown words • Coping with time pressure |
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Writing |
• How close your response is to a topic • How well you organise the structure • Use of vocabulary • Use of correct grammar • Your ideas |
• Understanding charts • Describing data and numbers • Writing about trends • Planning an essay and letter • Generate and organise ideas into a plan |
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Speaking |
• Fluent conversation • Communicate opinions and information • Express and justify your opinions • Use of vocabulary and correct grammar |
• Coherence of your answers • How to prepare effective talk • Improve English grammar • Vocabulary building • Check pronunciation |
TOEFL – Test of English as a Foreign Language is an English language proficiency exam produced by the US-based Educational Testing Service (ETS). TOEFL is specifically designed to test your English communication ability for academic settings and is more favoured by American institutions, schools and Universities. TOEFL is scored between 0-120, with a score of 0–30 each for reading, listening, writing, and speaking. TOEFL can be appeared as either Paper-Based Test or an Internet-Based Test.
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