Improve IELTS by Rutvik Patel

Introduction HOW SHOULD YOU INTERPRET YOUR SCORES The Answer Key The End The Each Set Listening And Reading Answers You

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Introduction HOW SHOULD YOU INTERPRET YOUR SCORES In The Answer Key At The End Of The Each Set Of Listening And Reading Answers You Will Find A Chart Which Will Help You Assess If On The Basis Of Your Practice Test Results You Are Ready To Take The IELTS Exam In Interpreting Your Score There Are A Number Of Points You Should Bear In Mind Your Performance In The Real IELTS Test Will Be Reported In Two Ways There Will Be A Band Score From 1 To 9 For Each Of The Modules And An Overall Band Score From 1 To 9 Which Is The Average Of Your Scores In The Four Modules However Institutions Considering Your Application Are Advised To Look At Both The Overall Band And The Bands For Each Module They Do This In Order To See If You Have The Language Skills Needed For A Particular Course Of Study For Example If Your Course Has A Lot Of Reading And Writing But No Lectures Listening Comprehension Might Be Less Important

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