1.What is IELTS?

 The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the most widely used English language proficiency exam for higher education and international migration around the world.

2. What is the difference between IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training?

Those who wish to enroll in a college or university to pursue their studies may take the IELTS Academic Test. On the other hand, IELTS General Training is offered to those who wish to work/migrate to a foreign country.

3. Which countries accept IELTS Score?

The IELTS Score is accepted in more than 140 countries. It is recognized by a number of organizations in major English-speaking countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Apart from that, IELTS scores are accepted by non-English speaking countries for admission to various colleges and universities that offer courses in an English medium.

4. What is a Good IELTS Score?

Take a look at the British Council’s official descriptions of the different bands to give you a general idea:

5. Why is IELTS so important?

The IELTS test report is recognized and approved by thousands of organizations worldwide, including businesses, universities, professional bodies, and government agencies. 

6. Can I get a job with IELTS?

Providing evidence of your language skills is a crucial step in securing a visa to work/live in another country. Language skills are essential for career advancement and are regarded as a valuable advantage in addition to all other work requirements.

7. Which IELTS should I take for a job?

If you want to pursue a Bachelor’s or postgraduate degree program in the United Kingdom or another English-speaking nation, the IELTS Academic is the test for you.

If you want to study at a High school or Diploma level, or if you want to work and/or migrate to the United Kingdom or another English-speaking nation, IELTS General Training is the best option. 

8. When will I receive my test results?

You will receive your Test Report Form 13 calendar days after your test date.

9. Which organizations accept IELTS?

More than 10,000 organizations around the world accept IELTS. Universities, immigration departments, government agencies, technical organizations, and international corporations are among them.

10. Which format of the IELTS Test is easier, computer-based or paper-based?

The format of both paper-based and computer-based IELTS is the same. It is entirely dependent on your level of comfort. You should fill out a computer-based IELTS if you are comfortable solving the paper on a computer/desktop. The examination lasts the same amount of time and there are no formatting differences among the 4 sections.