The scores of an IELTS test are reported on a 9-band scale, 1 being the lowest and 9 being the highest. Complete understanding of the English language. Sometimes uses unsystematic, inaccurate and inappropriate English. Sometimes uses unsystematic inaccurate and inappropriate English.
Effective command of the English language. Has the ability to understand complex language. Sometimes uses inappropriate English language. Misunderstanding phrases, sentences can be expected.
Partial command of the English language. Good overall understanding of the English language but likely to make mistakes while framing sentence. Ability to handle basic communication in their field. Frequent problems in understanding and expressing in the English language. Does not have the ability to use complex language. The candidate can understand only the general meaning in familiar situations. Frequent breakdowns while communicating in English. The candidate has difficulty in understanding the English language.
The candidate cannot understand the English language, except few words and common sentences. IELTS overall band score is scaled on a range of 1 to 9.
The overall score is either whole or half band. For example, 6. Each section has an equal score range. As you can see from the above table, an average score that ends above.
An average score below that ends below. Scores obtained out of 40 are converted into the IELTS 9-band scale and are reported in both whole and half bands. In the IELTS writing section, examiners analyse each of the following four criteria to award a band score.
The same are weighted equally and the score is the average. The photo in the XML file will be displayed as encoded data and requires a decode algorithm to view as an image. The file formats are detailed below.
CentreNumber String — 5 chars Candidate. CandidateNumber Integer — max 6 digits Candidate. CandidateID String — max 20 chars Candidate.
FamilyName String — max 50 chars Candidate. FirstName String — max 50 chars Candidate. Gender M,F or U Candidate.
Each educational institution or organisation sets its own level of IELTS scores to meet its individual requirements. Some test centres will allow test takers to pick up their Test Report Form directly from the centre, so we recommend contacting them prior to the release of results to discuss this.
In exceptional circumstances, it may be required that you need to re-sit one or more IELTS test parts. You can apply for a review of your band scores called an Enquiry on Results at your test centre within six weeks of the test date.
You must pay an enquiry fee, which is fully refunded if your band score changes. You can request a remark on the whole test or any part of it Listening, Reading, Writing or Speaking.
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