IELTS 20th September General Training (GT)

[sjs14]

Hi
I appeared for ielts exam on 20 Sep .My results are lower than what I expected.I secured very less.should i apply for remarking

 

[ahmed5]

Hi
I appeared for ielts exam on 20 Sep .My results are lower than what I expected.I secured very less.should i apply for remarking

Its better you give the test again , it costs almost the same amount of money.

Also , think of remarking only if you got less marks in speaking / writing.

Those are subjective modules, so there is a chance the marks would change.

 

[rebell]

Hi everyone,

I attempted Ielts recently, My score was quite normal … I can still apply with this ielts result. I’m planning to give ielts exam again but there is a risk that may be I will score lesser than the previous one or something else.

Now, my question is that … Lets say if I again give ielts exam and I score less than previous one … then of course, I will submit my previous ielts report. But I am confuse, If I’ll re-attend the ielts exam, so my previous ielts report will be still valid to apply for FSW or it doesn’t matter that how many times you attend ielts … you can submit any ielts result report you want , as long as it is valid and not expired.

Please help ..

 

[Johnny31]

Hi everyone,

I attempted Ielts recently, My score was quite normal ... I can still apply with this ielts result. I'm planning to give ielts exam again but there is a risk that may be I will score lesser than the previous one or something else.

Now, my question is that ... Lets say if I again give ielts exam and I score less than previous one ... then of course, I will submit my previous ielts report. But I am confuse, If I'll re-attend the ielts exam, so my previous ielts report will be still valid to apply for FSW or it doesn't matter that how many times you attend ielts ... you can submit any ielts result report you want , as long as it is valid and not expired.

Please help ..

Yes - you can take it as many times as you want and just choose the one that has the best scores (as long as it's not expired). All test results are valid if it's not expired and the scores are at least a "6" or above.

Good Luck.

 

[cooolideal]

Yes - you can take it as many times as you want and just choose the one that has the best scores (as long as it's not expired). All test results are valid if it's not expired and the scores are at least a "6" or above.

Good Luck.

hmm...johanny what is your last score?

 

[Johnny31]

hmm...johanny what is your last score?

9 in Speaking / Listening
8.5 in Reading
7.5 in Writing

 

[cooolideal]

9 in Speaking / Listening
8.5 in Reading
7.5 in Writing

that's really gr8 sir....

please share some advice for me....to get required band....

ur precious advice?

 

[cooolideal]

that's really gr8 sir....

please share some advice for me....to get required band....

ur precious advice?

no advice jhonny?

 

[Johnny31]

no advice jhonny?

I've already said study and practice more - that's not good advice? what type of advice are you looking for?

To achieve good scores - you need to work hard by yourself. IF you want other types of help - you can pay and attend professional classes for IELTS.

Google "IELTS Practice Tests" and start doing them.

If you don't work hard - you won't get good scores. Understand?