Year: 2026

IELTS Cancellations, refunds and transfers; www.ielts.org The general guidance for test takers taking IELTS on paper and on computer Important notes: The guidance below is a summary of what all IELTS test takers can expect when registering for an IELTS on paper and on computer test anywhere in the world. Detailed policy terms vary according to test centre location and so please contact your local test centre as relevant for further information. If local consumer protection law in the country you have registered to take the IELTS test provides for…

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Best Resources (Books and Apps) for IELTS Preparation for; www.ielts.org Best Books for IELTS Exam Preparation Any test prep is incomplete without good books. With a deluge of books in the market, the students tend to get confused. It is always advisable for the students not to pick up too many resources for their preparation as it might lead to confusion. The students will do well if they revise the books/notes multiple times and attempt practice tests. Some of the important books for IELTS preparation have been mentioned below: The Official Cambridge…

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IELTS Vocabulary: Topic-wise IELTS Academic Vocabulary, Scoring Criteria, Importance, Tips & Sample; www.ielts.org IELTS vocabulary is the building block of your IELTS preparation. Without IELTS academic vocabulary preparation, it is impossible to communicate and convey your thoughts and ideas on the day of the test. A strong vocabulary will help you in all the sections of the IELTS exam – Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. However, vocabulary is not an end in itself. You will need the knowledge of grammar and the skill of accuracy to convey your ideas correctly. IELTS Vocabulary Scoring Criteria Before we try to…

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IELTS Essay Topics with Answers: Sample, Writing Format, No. of Questions, Scoring Criteria; www.ielts.org The Writing section of the IELTS exam has two tasks (IELTS Writing Task 1 and IELTS Writing Task 2). IELTS Writing Task 1 is different for Academic and General Training Modules, but IELTS Writing Task 2 is similar for both. In this article we will cover the pattern of the IELTS Writing Section, types of questions asked on the IELTS Writing Task 2, scoring criteria, and some latest essay topics. IELTS Writing Format The Writing section on the IELTS section has…

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IELTS Writing Task 1 & Task 2 Tips: How to Write Good IELTS Essay; www.ielts.org While taking the IELTS academic exam, you need a different approach for each of the four sections. For the writing section, in particular, you need to know the rules of writing and the structure of writing. Your writing reflects how you process your thoughts. To develop your writing style you need to stick to the rules and practice writing. Here we explain the IELTS Writing section tips in detail. Learn About the IELTS Writing Section in Detail…

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IELTS Exam Day Tips: How to Approach Each Section; www.ielts.org Every exam has its own requirements, be it preparation strategy, mock test strategy, or the actual exam-day strategy. Studying for the exam is half the process; the other half is having strategies to answer questions. In order to perform well on any exam you must follow the given points: Understand the pattern of the exam Choose the correct books and resources Mock tests: This is an absolute must. Without mock tests and sample papers, and their analysis, you will not be able to develop…

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IELTS Learning difficulties; www.ielts.org If you have specific learning difficulties, like dyslexia, we may be able to help you take your IELTS. What do I need to do? It may take six weeks for some special arrangements to be made for you, so you should make your application as soon as possible through your IELTS test centre. What will the IELTS test centre do? Your centre will: confirm the application deadline (this may be three months before your test, depending on the arrangements you need; typically up to six weeks…

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IELTS Hearing or speaking difficulties; www.ielts.org If you have hearing or speaking difficulties, we may be able to help you take your IELTS. It may take six weeks for some special arrangements to be made for you, so you should make your application as soon as possible through an IELTS test centre. What will the IELTS test centre do? Your centre will: confirm the application deadline (this depends on the arrangements you need and is typically up to six weeks before your test) ask for full details of your difficulty…

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IELTS Visual difficulties; www.ielts.org If you cannot see, are partially sighted or have problems seeing, we may be able to help you take your IELTS. What do I need to do? It may take six weeks for some special arrangements to be made for you, so you should make your application as soon as possible through your IELTS test centre. What will the IELTS test centre do? Your centre will: confirm the application deadline (this depends on the arrangements you need and is typically up to six weeks before your…

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Verifying IELTS results; www.ielts.org IELTS Results Verification Service By accepting IELTS results, you will be given access to the IELTS Results Verification Service. It is secure, simple to use, free of charge, and allows you to: verify test takers’ results by checking that the results you receive match the results on the IELTS database check your applicants’ photo ID against their test day photo download test takers’ results fast and easily, and in bulk to save you time. Register to accept IELTS results Find out more about the benefits of…

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