IELTS

International English Language Testing System is an international standardized test of English language proficiency for non-native English language speakers. It is managed by the IDP and was established in 1989 IELTS stands for the International English Language Testing System – an English Language proficiency test. Globally, there are more than 4 million test takers a year, making IELTS the world's most popular English language proficiency test for higher education and global migration. There are no strict eligibility criteria for the IELTS test. Anyone who is older than 16 years of age can appear for the test, and no educational qualification is specified to attend the IELTS. However, you must obtain the qualifying score in the test to meet your purpose of taking the IELTS. IELTS Academic The Academic test is typically chosen by those who plan to pursue higher education abroad in an English-speaking nation or careers in professions like nursing or accountancy. Focusing on academic language and tasks, it evaluates various language skills, including Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening.

IELTS General Training Mostly, individuals who want to enroll in non-academic training programs or intend to move to an English-speaking nation for work or immigration purposes take this test. It evaluates speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills, focusing on native language. IELTS for UKVI Those wishing to apply for a UK visa should take this particular test. It satisfies the linguistic requirements for UK visa applications and is recognized by UK Visas and Immigration as proof of English language competency. IELTS Life Skills This exam is intended for people who must demonstrate their English language proficiency to obtain a UK visa, particularly for family and settlement pathways. There are two assessment levels for speaking and listening: A1 for the family route and B1 for the settlement path.