Guys, I got luck with Celpip re-evaluation. My previous scores:
Listening: 9
Reading: 10
Writing: 9
Speaking: 7
I was pretty sure my speaking deserved at least an 8. Although, I made some (or many, idk) gramma and pronunciation mistakes, I managed to make all of my answers having introductions and conclusions (this is important!!). So that I couldn't believe in what I was looking at when I checked my score. I paid for re-evaluation right after that and after exactly 7 days (including weekend), I just got my updated score. My speaking was pumped to 9, which means 2 points were added to my previous score.
Conspicuously, we all know that Celpip people are playing with our marks (maybe they have a monthly KPI or quota for number of pp getting 9 in W and S, just saying). However, some of them are honest enough to give you another chance. So, if you are not happy with your S and W scores, you should definitely ask for re-evaluation. I know many people got their scores pumped 2,3 points, not just 1 as we usually see.
Be prepared and good luck!
Listening: 9
Reading: 10
Writing: 9
Speaking: 7
I was pretty sure my speaking deserved at least an 8. Although, I made some (or many, idk) gramma and pronunciation mistakes, I managed to make all of my answers having introductions and conclusions (this is important!!). So that I couldn't believe in what I was looking at when I checked my score. I paid for re-evaluation right after that and after exactly 7 days (including weekend), I just got my updated score. My speaking was pumped to 9, which means 2 points were added to my previous score.
Conspicuously, we all know that Celpip people are playing with our marks (maybe they have a monthly KPI or quota for number of pp getting 9 in W and S, just saying). However, some of them are honest enough to give you another chance. So, if you are not happy with your S and W scores, you should definitely ask for re-evaluation. I know many people got their scores pumped 2,3 points, not just 1 as we usually see.
Be prepared and good luck!
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