Best Coaching For IELTS & Spoken English In Panchkula

IELTS is an english language proficiency test. Hence, the IELTS Test pattern 2016 is structured in a way that it reflects the speaking, reading and writing skills of the candidate. IELTS test scores are accepted by over 9,000 organizations worldwide including schools, universities, Government departments, employers, immigration authorities and professional bodies. There is no specific eligibility criteria required to sit for IELTS. However, the selection procedure varies among organisations. Hence, the candidate should know the application procedure of the institutes where he/she applies for IELTS. The IELTS test is available throughout the year. Candidates can select an IELTS in accordance to their convenience and availability of seats.

According to the test pattern of IELTS , the speaking test is conducted as a one-on-one test to assess a candidate English communication skills. This means candidates are put through a real-life conversation with a real person to get their English conversation skills tested.

IELTS Test Component	Duration	Brief Description
Listening	30 minutes	4 sections, 40 items
Speaking	11-14 minutes	3 part one-on-one conversation
Reading	60 minutes	3 sections, 40 items
Writing	60 minutes	2 tasks

Candidates take the Listening, reading and writing tests all on the same day one after the other, without any breaks in between them. These components are always taken in the above mentioned order as given in the IELTS Test.

In accordance with IELTS Test , the speaking test is either conducted after a break on the same day as the other three tests, or within seven days before or after that. This depends on the specific IELTS test centre from which the candidate is appearing. According to the IELTS Test the speaking test is conducted as a one-on-one test to assess a candidate English communication skills. This means candidates are put through a real-life conversation with a real person to get their English conversation skills tested. The IELTS test results would thus depend on the overall performance of the candidate in IELTS.