Starting on the journey to master English as a Second Language (ESL) is an exciting thing, and the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a significant milestone for many. Understanding the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) levels can be extremely useful for ESL students preparing for the IELTS. The CEFR is an international standard for describing language ability. It is broken down into six levels, starting at A1 for beginners and ending in C2 for near-native speakers. Knowing where you stand on the CEFR scale could assist ESL students in preparati ..read more

TIPS FOR PARAPHRASING IN IELTS TASK 2 Struggling how to paraphrase in IELTS! Learn these tips, it won’t be hard any longer! Using synonyms Not changing all the words Avoiding mistakes Changing word forms Changing sentence structures Using Synonyms Employing synonyms (similar word) in a meaningful way to retain the same idea of the essay question is important. Eg: Completing university education is thought by some to be the best way to get a good job. On the other hand, other people think that getting experience and developing soft skills is more important. (Paraphrased answer) Completin ..read more

First of all lets get to know what is the IELTS writing part. There are two types of IELTS Writing section. Academic writing General writing Better to know what is your purpose of doing IELTS test. If you want to migrate or work you should do IELTS general test if you are planning to study should do IELTS academic. which ever the type you are doing, you will need to complete two writing tasks. Task 01-For General IELTS you should write a letter and for Academic you will be given a graph,table,diagram,charts,map,table etc…..to describe. Task 02-For both types you will be given an essay. How ..read more

Simply, there is such a great amount of data out there and students don’t know which sources they can trust. IELTS can take months of diligent work and a great amount of money in educational cost and test charges, so there is a considerable measure of strain to hit the nail on the head first time. General Level of English IELTS is basically an English dialect test, in this manner, the higher your level of English, the better your score ought to be. Basically, contemplating IELTS abilities and doing practice tests won’t be sufficient if your level of English isn’t sufficiently high. As demons ..read more

As everyone know there are two types of IELTS exams. IELTS ACADEMIC IELTS GENERAL Recently IELTS Authorities have introduced new format.it is namely Computer Delivered IELTS. This is also new IELTS EXAM format. The world’s most popular high-stakes English language test for work, study and migration can now be taken on computer. How is computer-delivered IELTS different? You will take the Listening, Reading and Writing components using a computer but the speaking test will be conducted with a live examiner which is completely equivalent to Paper based test.  All aspects of the test a ..read more

Is the same exam will produce in British Council and IDP? If so, which exam centre exam is easy to pass?This is a common myth. Wherever you sit for the IELTS EXAM, test will be same level of difficulty. Basically no one can’t predict whether exam paper is going to be similar. So, it is pointless to waste time thinking of such things rather get ready for the test. The assessment criteria the examiners use is the same as well. As well as that a Cambridge Assessment English analyses all of the results & this is help maintain consistency and accuracy all over the world. **Keep in your min ..read more

Here are some tips to get band 9 in IELTS  Reading. Time management is the key aspect – You will only have 1 hour to complete 40 questions, so you should use your time wisely. We advise our students to prove that each section ends in 20 minutes. This will give you 16-17 minutes to read and answer questions and 34 minutes to transfer and verify your answers.  You will find more help for the management of time here. Read the instructions carefully – Many strong candidates forgive IELTS reading brands because they do not correctly read the instructions. It pays close attention to t ..read more

  Mistakes are common, even some of the well-prepared students naturally make mistakes. How ever in IELTS exam tendency of errors are more comparing to other tests. In IELTS test your points are very valuable. By receiving a low mark, you may lose your chance to migrate. It does not mean that preparing to IELTS can be difficult or stressful. You will be tested on LISTENING, WRITING, READING & SPEAKING in IELTS exam. To ensure you are well prepared for IELTS here are the most common mistakes applicants make that cost them valuable points. Spelling errors and poor vocabulary When com ..read more

As you know in IELTS Test there are two modules.    1. Academic    2. General Academic test is for the education purpose & General test for the Work visa & Immigration purposes. If you’re planning to do higher studies abroad (in colleges or universities), then you need to take IELTS Academic. If you’re aimed-focused on migration purposes, then you need to do IELTS general. So before booking the test, make sure to check which test you should take. IELTS academic test format is designed to examine your level of English language whether that suits for an academic env ..read more

As everyone knows in an IELTS Listening test, you would have listen to a few audio scripts played by the examiner & candidate should answer the questions  to the answer sheet itself. These audios are related to a conversation between two or more people. Duration of the test is 40 Minutes. You have a 30 minutes to answer the questions & another 10 minutes to transfer your answers to the answer sheet. There are 4 sections in the IELTS Listening test and the difficulty level of the test increases for each section. Each section has 10 questions, and so there are 40 questions in to ..read more