What is the scoring standard of IELTS?

IELTS scoring standard is: listening, reading, writing and speaking. Candidates' test scores are evaluated by the scoring system of 1-9, with four independent scores. The final score is the average of four scores. The total score is allowed to be half, and the individual score is allowed to be four.

If the average score has .25 digits after the decimal point, it will be rounded to the lower half; If the decimal place of the average grade is .75, round it to the next full mark. The IELTS test transcripts will be distributed 10 working days after the test date. Transcripts of more than two years may require other materials to prove candidates' English ability. The organizer of IELTS test does not guarantee the validity of transcripts for more than two years.

Note: In the previous exams, there were many examples of serious points deducted for mechanical plagiarism. You can recite the oral exam, but be flexible. Candidates must match their own backgrounds without setting templates. Phrases and words belong to others, but ideas must be their own.

This is especially true for writing. Sometimes the keywords of IELTS questions are slightly modified on the basis of the old questions, and some candidates still write by reciting model essays, which is far from the requirements of the questions and loses a lot of points. At ordinary times, we should make full preparations, lay a solid foundation, and pay attention to drawing inferences from one another to avoid wasting time by doing too many questions. When reviewing old questions, you should also think carefully.