IELTS Score Validity

The IELTS Writing section will have two questions, and your test will be assessed by two or more top experts in the field. Your score will be based on the criteria tabulated below.
Criteria |
Details |
Task 1 - Achievement |
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Task 2 - Response |
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Coherence & Cohesion |
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Lexical Resource |
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Grammar Accuracy & Range |
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Criteria |
Details |
Fluency |
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Grammar Accuracy & Range |
|
Lexical Resource |
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Pronunciation |
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General Training Reading Score |
Median Marks Required |
Academic Reading Score |
Median Marks Required |
4 |
15 out of 40 |
- |
- |
5 |
23 out of 40 |
5 |
15 out of 40 |
6 |
30 out of 40 |
6 |
23 out of 40 |
7 |
34 out of 40 |
7 |
30 out of 40 |
8 |
38 out of 40 |
8 |
35 out of 40 |
Score |
Median Marks Required |
5 |
16 |
6 |
23 |
7 |
30 |
8 |
35 |
An IELTS scorecard will be considered invalid after two years. However, you can also retake the test if you want so that the validity is extended. The IELTS score is accepted by almost all universities in the world’s top study destinations like the USA, the UK, Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Germany, Dubai etc.Â
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The IELTS score is valid for a period of two years.