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Old Roast Duck IELTS 1000 Q&A Series: Will UKVI IELTS score lower? Because the rumor (fact) of IELTS score lower has always appeared in the IELTS exam circle, many participants [...]

Old Roast Duck IELTS 1000 Q&A Series: Will UKVI IELTS Score

because IELTS scores This rumor (fact) has always appeared in the IELTS exam circle, and many students taking the UKVI IELTS exam will inevitably have similar concerns. Therefore, the Old Roast Duck's Austrian meaning editor will give you a specific explanation on this issue today, hoping to help more roast ducks who are preparing for the IELTS exam.

How difficult is the UKVI IELTS test compared with the ordinary IELTS test?

In fact, the difficulty of the UKVI IELTS test is the same as that of the ordinary IELTS test. If you apply for a unified IELTS test (UKVI or ordinary test) in China, you will find that the questions are the same. There is no essential difference in the content of listening, speaking, reading and writing. For example, for IELTS listening, in the same test room, even Class A examinees of UKVI and Class A ordinary examinees will hear the same content. The same is true for writing and reading. The only difference is spoken language. Because spoken language is evaluated by the examiner, the questions you get may be different from those of another person, but the question bank of spoken language is also the same.

Generally speaking, where are the pressure points? And does it really exist?

Generally speaking, the pressure points mainly appear in the writing part and the oral part. Writing and speaking are both subjective assessment modules, so it is inevitable that there will be so-called "pressure points". However, this is all metaphysics. It's not easy to conclude that your score must be suppressed. Because it is true that the scores of the examinees have been reviewed successfully (of course, there are also many cases that have not been reviewed successfully). In addition, both UKVI and IELTS are in the same examination room and supervised by the same group of examiners, so they will be pressed together or not.

Therefore, the Old Roast Duck IELTS Editor suggested that everyone should focus on preparing for the IELTS test, instead of thinking too much about pressing points, try to do the best preparation, and everything will come naturally. Come on, everyone!