IELTS is conducted in 2 different modules: (i)General Training and (ii) Academic Training.

• In Academic Training module the candidates are measured for their skills on whether they are prepared to take undergraduate and graduate programs.
• In General training module candidates are measured  for their ability to communicate.

Both modules consist of 4 parts as listening, reading, writing and speaking. The exam (excluding speaking part) takes 2 hours45 minutes.The speaking parttakes about  12 to 14 minutes.

All parts are graded from 1 to 9 in whole numbers or in decimals such as 6.5,6.0. Overall Band Score is the arithmetic average of all four scores.

What to expect on Speaking Test?

The Speaking test is a conversation with a certified IELTS Examiner. The Speaking test is made up of three sections. It is recorded on an audiocassette or a digital recorder. When the time is up for each section examiner will interrupt you and move to the next section of exam.

You must bring the same identification documents you supplied on your IELTS Application Form and used for the rest of the test. Your ID will be checked before you enter the interview room.

Examiner will stick to the strict test rules and will not make any personal comments on candidate’s performance.