How long does it take to take the IELTS test?

How long does the IELTS test take, as follows:

IELTS study takes about 3 to 6 months.

It takes about 6 months for CET-4 candidates to prepare for IELTS. Such students have a relatively basic language level, so they need to strengthen review, expand their vocabulary and practice more real questions. Passing the test is not a big problem. Candidates who have reached CET-6 only need 3 months or less to prepare for the IELTS test.

IELTS has a large amount of reading, a lot of new words and a lot of professional vocabulary in academic examinations. Be familiar with all kinds of questions, find out whether the article meets the questions, or look for details. Reading training can start with grammar, vocabulary and reading quantity.

Different expected scores have different degrees of learning IELTS knowledge points. Students with high expectation scores need in-depth training and counseling, and need a long counseling cycle. On the contrary, students with average expected results only need to coach the basic knowledge of IELTS, and do not need to go too far. It is enough to apply for regular classes, and the training period is shorter.

Students who have been preparing for the exam for a long time, in order to get good grades, mostly choose training courses with more class hours to help them with more knowledge; For those students who don't have enough time to prepare for the exam, they can only choose the punching class with less class hours and roughly tutor all the contents, so the training period is relatively short.

For those students who have a positive counseling attitude, listen carefully and do problems seriously, they can keep up with the teacher's teaching progress and learn the most in the least time, so the training period is shorter; Students with poor counseling attitude need more time to make up for their shortcomings, which requires a longer training cycle.

Inspection mode:

1, pen-and-paper mode

Candidates who choose the paper-and-pencil mode will take the listening, reading and writing exams through the paper-and-pencil mode, and take the oral exam in the form of "everyone talks". The paper-and-pencil model is suitable for IELTS academic and training courses, and for IELTS academic and training courses for British visas and immigrants.

2. Computer test mode

Candidates who choose the computer-based test mode will take the three-part test of listening, reading and writing through the computer-based test mode, and take the oral test in the form of "everyone talks". The computer test mode is suitable for IELTS academic and training courses, and IELTS academic classes for British visas and immigrants.