What are the requirements for IELTS?

1. IELTS retake can start at any time.

As early as 2006, the IELTS retake cancelled the registration time limit, so you don't have to worry about this problem anymore. Moreover, since September 20 10, the IELTS test center also allows candidates to register for two exams at the same time. Students in need can find relevant information for details.

2. There is no need to re-register for the IELTS retake.

When you sign up for the IELTS test for the first time, you will apply for NEEA user name and your own password. Remind everyone to remember this NEEA user name, because this number cannot be changed. When you register for the IELTS test again, you need to log in with your previous NEEA user number and password, and the IELTS test center is not allowed to re-register.

3. IELTS retake is not affected by past achievements.

Many students will worry about this problem. Will the first grade affect the second grade? Actually, you don't have to worry. Every IELTS test score is independent, and there is no correlation between each test score. Even if your second score is not as good as the first one, you can apply for studying abroad and emigration with the results of the first exam, provided, of course, that your report card is still valid.

4. Will the first grade affect the second?

First of all, I want to emphasize that there is no limit to the number of IELTS tests; The interval requirement for continuous examinations has been cancelled; And the results of each exam are independent. Everyone should understand that there is no correlation between the test scores after taking IELTS for many times. For example, students who take the IELTS test for the second time may have higher scores, lower scores or the same scores as the first time.

5. Will the third grade be recorded and archived?

Will IELTS scores be recorded and archived in the past? The answer is yes. If you have taken the IELTS test before, there will be a detailed score record (including the test location, test time and detailed test results) on the IELTS test registration website. However, the report card of the next IELTS test will only show the date and place of the last test, but there is no previous test result. I want to tell you here that as long as any IELTS test report is recognized within the validity period (two years) of IELTS scores, you can choose the best report to apply for studying abroad or immigration.

The above is the IELTS make-up exam carefully prepared by Secretary Langer. I hope it can help candidates to enhance their preparation strength and achieve ideal results in the exam.