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IELTS is the most accepted ESL Test across the world. Over 6,000 institutions in 135 countries recognize this test which makes it the most recognized and globally accepted English Language test. IELTS test is conducted at 500 international centers four times in a month. This test is taken by the students who want to study abroad and by the professionals planning to immigrate to other country. This test is a proof of English proficiency and tests all your real life English language skills.
IELTS is not only an English language proficiency test but also an important test to fetch visa. Success in this test is utmost important for aspirants of abroad study and immigration. As Glion Overseas is overseas education consultancy too, we understand this fact better and therefore cater students need in more appropriate manner. We design and schedule the course according to the students’ needs by analyzing their strengths and weaknesses. For this, we first take an evaluation test of you to find out your strength and weakness and then frame a study plan for you.
We are one of the top IELTS coaching centre. We use new methodologies of teaching and employ result oriented strategies of IELTS coaching according to your requirements. This is the time of technology and hard work must be complimented with smart study and our methods are teaching are smarter and improve your chances of getting high scores. We provide Mock tests and special listening sessions to improve your skills .We specially emphasize on speaking sessions and teach reading techniques to make sure, yours all round development. We also conduct time bound mock test for all sections together to check students progress.
The IELTS test structure consists of two test formats: Academic and General Training. Of the four skills that are tested, Listening and Speaking sections are same in both the formats, whereas Reading and Writing sections are different.
The Listening, Reading and Writing sections of either of the formats are conducted in one day. Speaking, however, may vary depending on the student's test centre; it can occur on the same day or up to a week before or after the student takes the test for the other sections. Good IELTS scores can be attained with through preparation. Joining an IELTS coaching center is a good idea.
Insight into IELTS
What do I need – Academic or General?
The Academic Module has been designed for people who aspire to pursue undergraduate or postgraduate programme in an English-speaking university or institutions of higher and further education. Students are offered unconditional admissions to desired courses on the basis of their test results.
Scores from Band 1 to 9 are given to candidates. A separate profile score is reported for each section. The four respective scores are averaged and rounded off to calculate the Overall Band Score. Each sectional score and the Overall Band Score are reported half bands and full bands.
Candidates receive a Test Report Form that details their Overall Band Score and the scores they've achieved in the Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking sections. The scores of each section are equally important. The Overall Band Score, thereby, is calculated by averaging the scores of the individual sections.
IELTS Listening and Reading papers have 40 items, each carrying one mark. Band scores (ranging from Band 1 to Band 9) are awarded depending on their raw scores.
Detailed performance descriptors function as a strict rubric for examiners marking the Writing and Speaking sections of the IELTS exam. The performance descriptors describe the candidate performance level at each of the 9 bands.
The four criteria on which the examiners award a band score in the Writing Section are:
Similarly, the four criteria on which the examiners award a band score in the Speaking section are:
The IELTS exam fees is Rs. 12,100/-.
IELTS test has two versions namely Academic and General. Academic IELTS test is conducted for students going for abroad study and general IELTS test is conducted for aspirants want to work in abroad or immigrate to an English speaking country. The two sections Listening and Speaking are same for both tests but Reading and Writing sections are different
IELTS is conducted once every week but you have to register yourself for exam in advance.
You need to give your passport number for registration of exam.
You are required to produce your valid passport which you used for registration process.
There no such term that you fail or pass IELTS. You score on the grade system. The minimum bands one can score is 1 and maximum bands one can score is 9. The IELTS bands required for admission vary from institution to institution. So you need to check it on institution’s website.
There is no constraint on how soon a student can take this test again. It depends how soon you get your next exam date by the registration process.
No. IELTS test is conducted in two parts on two different days. On one day you take speaking test at one centre and test of Listening, Reading and Writing are conducted on other day at different centre. Speaking test is often conducted one or two days before or after the main exam.
The Speaking test is conducted at different test centre than your main exam centre. It is conducted by a certified IELTS Examiner. It lasts for 14 minutes. It consists of three sections. It is recorded on an audiocassette or a digital recorder. It is a one-to-one test with the examiner.
You are awarded bands for writing test on the basis Task Achievement (for Task 1), Task Response (for Task 2), Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy.
You are warded bands for speaking on the bases of authentic contents, Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, and Pronunciation.
Marks are not awarded in IELTS test. Your English Language proficiency is tested for four skills and you are given 1-9 bands for individual sections like speaking, reading, listening and writing. Score of all four sections is averaged to calculate an overall Band score.
