Can I write on the question paper during the test?
Yes, in the paper-based test, you can write on the question paper, underline or
make notes. In the computer-delivered test, you can use on-screen tools like
highlighting and notes.
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How is the Reading Test scored?
Each correct answer is worth one mark, with a total of 40 marks. Your score is then converted to a band score (0–9) using the IELTS scoring scale. Academic and General Training scores are calculated differently. Related Articles: Can I write on the ...
Can one take notes during the Listening Test?
Yes. In the Paper-based IELTS, one can write notes on the question paper and transfer answers later. In the Computer-delivered IELTS, one should type answers directly onto the screen, and there are on-screen tools like highlighting and note-taking ...
What is the format of the IELTS Reading Test?
The Reading Test lasts 60 minutes and includes 3 parts with a total of 40 questions. The Academic and General Training versions differ in content and complexity, but the question types are similar. For more information on AC Reading, click here. For ...
What types of texts appear in the Reading Test?
In the Academic module, texts are formal or academic, taken from books, journals, magazines, and newspapers, and written for a non-specialist audience. They may include diagrams or illustrations. In the General Training module, texts are based on ...
What is the format of the IELTS Writing Test?
The Writing Test is 60 minutes long and includes two tasks. In Task 1, candidates describe visual information (Academic) or write a letter (General Training). In both Academic and General Training, Task 2, requires writing an essay in response to a ...