IELTS - 20th September - Acadamic

[arika]

Its mean this should apply in all level...

like O level...A level...professional degree...whatever?

Right Arika?

Think about it......

Sorry friend, I didn't quite understand what do you mean to say.

What should apply?

 

[cooolideal]

Sorry friend, I didn't quite understand what do you mean to say.

What should apply?

IF in a semester there r four courses....and fail in one course will cause to appear in exams of all courses right?

 

[arika]

IF in a semester there r four courses....and fail in one course will cause to appear in exams of all courses right?

Got it. If it's a single exam for all couses - why not?

I don't think this example is relevant to IELTS exam though

 

[cooolideal]

Got it. If it's a single exam for all couses - why not?

I don't think this example is relevant to IELTS exam though

I think 1 semester is the single exam of all courses right?

I think all exams r same....after all exams r exams......subject can be different but is one only success.....right?

 

[Johnny31]

I think 1 semester is the single exam of all courses right?

I think all exams r same....after all exams r exams......subject can be different but is one only success.....right?

But the rule and requirement set by CIC regarding IELTS is that you MUST score a "6" or above in ALL four sections to be eligible. You can debate that idea all you want - nothing will change.

Just accept the rule and study harder on your weaknesses.

Since "9" is the maximum score - scoring a "6" shouldn't be that difficult if you studied/practiced.

 

[cooolideal]

But the rule and requirement set by CIC regarding IELTS is that you MUST score a "6" or above in ALL four sections to be eligible. You can debate that idea all you want - nothing will change.

Just accept the rule and study harder on your weaknesses.

Since "9" is the maximum score - scoring a "6" shouldn't be that difficult if you studied/practiced.

hmmm....lets c.....

 

[cooolideal]

But the rule and requirement set by CIC regarding IELTS is that you MUST score a "6" or above in ALL four sections to be eligible. You can debate that idea all you want - nothing will change.

Just accept the rule and study harder on your weaknesses.

Since "9" is the maximum score - scoring a "6" shouldn't be that difficult if you studied/practiced.

Could you give some useful advice? suggestions? opinions?

 

[Johnny31]

Could you give some useful advice? suggestions? opinions?

Study + Practice with IELTS practice tests.

 

[cooolideal]

Study + Practice with IELTS practice tests.

Thanks....