How to choose IELTS categories a+g and A

How to choose IELTS categories a+g and A is as follows:

Class A IELTS is Academic IELTS, which is mainly used to apply for universities, professional courses or other jobs that require high English proficiency in English-speaking countries (such as Britain, Australia, Canada, etc.).

The A-G IELTS is the General Training IELTS, which is mainly used to apply for immigration, work visas and some occupations that require a certain level of English. In addition, international students in some countries will also be required to provide A-G IELTS scores.

It should be noted that although the content, difficulty and grading standard of IELTS A and IELTS A-G are the same, the test items may be different due to their different purposes. Therefore, candidates must choose the corresponding exam category according to their own needs when applying.

The main difference between the purpose and the question type:

Class A IELTS test is suitable for English needs that require a high level, such as some high-end occupations; The A-G IELTS test is mainly used to apply for immigration, work visas and some occupations that require a certain level of English, which generally do not require a particularly high level of English.

The reading questions of Class A IELTS are academic, which mainly tests the examinee's ability to understand and analyze academic articles. The writing part is also academic, which mainly requires candidates to write an article of about 4 words, which is rigorous, fluent and conforms to academic norms.

On the other hand, the reading questions of A-G IELTS test are more inclined to real life, which mainly tests the examinee's ability to understand and analyze non-academic articles such as advertisements, explanations and news. The writing part is also more inclined to real life, mainly requiring candidates to write by letter, such as announcements, letters of advice, letters of complaint, etc.