Old Roast Duck IELTS - Focus on IELTS preparation

For some reasons, some students may not be able to take the written part of the IELTS test (i.e. listening, reading and writing), but they still took the oral part of the IELTS test. So, in this case, will there be oral scores? Today, the old roast duck editor will give you an answer to this question. Answer: There won't be. If you don't take the written test but take the IELTS oral test, you will not get the score of the written test and will not go there

Old Roast Duck IELTS 3000 Q&A Series: Are there any oral scores when the written IELTS exam is late? Previously, Old Roast Duck Editor explained the problems of lateness and score in IELTS speaking. Then, in this question and answer column, Old Roast Duck gives a unified answer to the question of being late for the written exam, hoping to help more students with such doubts. Answer: If you are late for the written exam, even if you successfully participate in the oral exam, the examinee will fail

How to calculate the total IELTS score of 5.75 Different from the various tests we are exposed to in ordinary days, the calculation of IELTS total score is not a summation model, but requires an average. That is, the scores of the four subjects are added and divided by four (IELTS score calculation method and scoring standard). This creates a very embarrassing problem. If the result is an integer or the mantissa is 0.5, of course, the last one, but what if the mantissa is other decimals? For example, whether the IELTS total score of 5.75 should be counted as 5.5 or 6

What is the full score of IELTS Students who have just come into contact with the IELTS exam may be curious about the full score of IELTS, so that they can have a goal of striving hard. Some students also want to check the full score of IELTS after hearing about the IELTS scores of people around them, so as to know their true English level. Today, the old Roast Duck Editor will talk about this problem with you. First of all, unlike the hundred mark system or ten mark system we are familiar with, the full mark of IELTS

Is there a big difference in IELTS scores? Need reconsideration Today, the Old Roast Duck IELTS received a question from a roast duck: "Old Roast Duck, I want to consult. My IELTS score was 7.5 on 6.22, the other three scores were 8, and the writing score was 5.5. Do you think this is normal?" So today, the Old Roast Duck IELTS Editor will make a detailed analysis of this similar situation, hoping to help more roast ducks with similar questions. The difference between IELTS speaking and writing scores is too large: This

What is the IELTS score? What is the IELTS score The total score of IELTS is 9, which is obtained by adding up the scores of listening, speaking, reading and writing and dividing them by four, that is, the average score of the four subjects. What should be noted here is that the IELTS score is not 0.25 or 0.125, which needs to be rounded. 0.5 for every 0.25 points, and 0.125 points will be returned to the previous score segment. For those who don't understand it, please refer to this article: IELTS 6.625 is about average