Is IELTS Class G simpler or more difficult than IELTS Class A?

Is IELTS Class G simpler or more difficult than IELTS Class A? Answer the question briefly, hoping to help you.

First of all, let's look at your purpose. Studying abroad will be a class and immigrants will be G class.

Comparing the two, speaking and listening are the same, and there is no comparability.

In writing, small compositions are slightly different. Class A examines graphic compositions such as bar charts, graphs and tables. Class g only examines letters (relatively simple), and the big composition has the same A/G.

In reading, Class A is relatively difficult, because the reading articles in Class A are longer and more academic, while those in Class G are shorter and closer to life.

Generally speaking, Class A is a little more difficult, but combined with the score requirements, candidates will generally ask for four 7s when taking the Class G exam for immigration purposes, which will be more difficult, but those who go abroad to study in Class A generally have a total score of 6-6.5 or above, which is much simpler than four 7s.