IELTS FAQs

International English Language Testing System

Four : Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking

See this page for  information on it : https://takeielts.britishcouncil.org/take-ielts/which-ielts-test/ukvi/computer-academic

Yes, it does. It is an international test of English. In the speaking test, most examiners speak with an English or Australian accent. For spelling, you must choose either US or UK spelling – you can’t mix them.

LRW are all taken on the same day. The speaking test can be taken either before, after or on the same da as the other skills.

No, there is no break between the listening, reading and writing test. They are all taken together and take a total of 2 hours and 40 minutes. So, make sure you eat and drink well before you take your test

You can use a pen or pencil for your IELTS writing test. However , for your listening and reading test, you must use a pencil

You can take it as many times as you want. There is no limit.

No, you can’t. You can’t wear ia watch in any of the IELTS tests, even the speaking test. There will be a clock on the wall soyou can check the time.

Yes, you can.

Follow this link and know more about it : https://ieltsrewind.com/academic-or-general-training-ielts/

See this page: https://ieltsrewind.com/ielts-score/

Your result is valid for 2 years.

Your result will declare after 13 day when you have taken LRW test in IELTS.