Getting your IELTS results is easy. If you take IELTS on a computer, will get your results within 5 to 7 days of sitting your test. Or if you choose to sit a paper-based test, your results will be available 13 days after your test. Your results are reported as band scores which range from a Band 0 to a Band 9, with each band corresponding to a level of English-language proficiency. You will get an overall band score, as well as one for each part of the test - Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. If you are not happy with your IELTS results, you can request a remark (Enquiry of Results) within 6 weeks of your test date. This process takes between 2 and 21 days, and if your band scores change, you will get a refund on the fee associated with requesting a remark.
No. In each IELTS test, the examiner does not know your previous score or even if you have taken the test before.
There is a wide range of speaking questions in the IELTS Speaking test and they are often updated and changed. For test takers who have test dates close together, they may have a topic that is repeated, but the chances of this are low.
There is a large team of examiners for the IELTS Writing test who are given random writing scripts. The chance of having the same examiner again is quite low.
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