9-10.30am

Batch starts on:
Mon to Friday any day

Duration of the training: 40days

After the training:
We conduct 25 mock tests.

If you are an aspiring student, you should write IELTS academic for getting an admission. If you applying for a Permanent Residence, Temporary Residence or dependent visas you have to write General test.
Which type of test is better Computer -delivered Test or paper-based test. Both The tests are of same standard and scoring, but for a computer – delivered test the results will be delivered in 3-5 days.

IELTS test fee is 15500INR

You should have your valid passport to write the exam.

Results will be available online on 13th day for a paper-based test and it takes 3-5 days for a computer-based test.

Your results are valid for 2 years.

There is no such limit, after getting your you can retake the exam.

Speaking schedule will be given by the council (usually on a different day). you will be writing3 modules i.e. listening, reading and writing on the same day.

IELTS stands for international English Language Testing System.
It is an English language proficiency test.
Students who want to study abroad should write the exam.

You will listen to four recordings of native English speakers and then write your answers to a series of questions.
• Part-1 (Recording 1) – a conversation between two people on daily social context
• Part-2 (Recording 2) – a monologue on everyday social context.
• Part-3 (Recording 3) – a conversation between up to four people set in an educational or training context.
• Part-4(Recording 4) – a monologue on an academic subject.
• After the audio you get 10minutes to transfer your answers on to the answer sheet for a paper-based test
• Note: for a computer -delivered test there is no extra transfer time. The audio is played only once.
The test includes wide range of accents like American, Canadian, British, Australian and. New Zealand
No of questions—40
1 Mark is awarded for each question, Care should be taken as poor grammar and spellings are penalized.
This test is common for both Academic and General modules.

Format: Three reading passages
No. of questions: 40
Time: 60 minutes
Task Types: A wide variety of question types are given
1 mark is awarded for each question.
A band scale conversion table is used to convert this mark into a band score.
These 40marks are converted into band score of 1 to 9 which also include half bands

This includes extracts from newspapers, magazines, advertisements etc.3 passages are given.
No of Questions: 40
Time: 60 minutes.
Task Types: A wide variety of question types are given.
1 mark is awarded for each question.

Format: There are two Writing tasks and BOTH must be completed.
Timing: 60 minutes
No. of questions: 2 (Task1 and 2)
Task1: Academic Test
For Academic test takers the task1 includes description of a diagram (bar graph, line graph table, piechart, flow chart or any other diagram) 150 words should be written on the diagram and time to complete this task is 20minutes.
Time - 20 minutes.
Writing Task2: Test takers write an essay on a given topic for 250 words or more
Time – 40 Minutes

Task1:
Write a letter on a given topic for 150 words or more
A situation is given and you are asked to write a letter on it.
It may be personal, formal or semi-formal letter

TASK2:
Writing Task2: test takers write an essay on a given topic for 250 words or more
Time –40 Minutes
Speaking format is same for Academic and General
The Speaking test consists of an oral interview between the test takers' and an examiner. All Speaking tests are recorded.
Timing: 11–14 Minutes

• Part 1 - general questions about yourself and a range of topics -4-5min
• Part 2 - you will be given a card which asks you to talk about a particular topic. You will have one minute to prepare and 2 minutes for speaking 3-4minutes
• Part 3 -Further questions on part 2, any other questions-4-5min