Hello,

For IELTS sample papers, visit: https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/ielts-sample-paper

• First you need to know the exam format well. How it is categorised? How to prepare for it? Know about all these first. Moreover i would refer to read
  Listening And Speaking Tips That Will Help You Score High In IELTS (https://www.yunolearning.com/ielts/blog/listening-speaking-tips-to-score-high-in-ielts/)

• First you need to know the exam format well. How it is categorised? How to prepare for it? Know about all these first. Moreover i would refer to read
  Listening And Speaking Tips That Will Help You Score High In IELTS (https://www.yunolearning.com/ielts/blog/listening-speaking-tips-to-score-high-in-ielts/)

Hello,

The IELTS is scored on a 0-9 point scale, therefore, a score of 10 is not possible in any of the sections or the overall exam.

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Hi Vinod, 

IELTS is conducted multiple times in a year. A total number of 48 IELTS dates (including Academic and General Training formats) were scheduled for the year 2018. It is mostly conducted on Thursdays or Saturdays. You can choose your date from the list of available IELTS dates while

Hi,

Well this does not happen very often. Sometimes due to some glitch in the software, the results might get displaced or some other issue might occur. But you don't have to worry about it cause they will get back to your result as soon as they can. Just calm

Hi Vishvapreet,

What course do you want to pursue? Also, in which country do you aspire to pursue your higher education For undergraduate courses abroad you should have qualified your class 12th examination.

Most undergraduate programs abroad also require a good SAT or an ACT score along with the English

Yes you are eligible if you are in final year of graduation and have appeared for suitable entrance exams like GRe/GMAT and Language proficiency tests like TOEFl or IELTS . Students must have been pursuing graduate from recognised University and must have applied for respective colleges before deadline. 

Hello,

No, there is no any advantage on the basis of caste or scholorship and the acceptance of the IELTS 2018 score depends much on the IELTS selection procedure of the respective institute/university the candidate is applying to.

For more information, you may visit the link given below

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/ielts

Thanks