Sam

my problem is that i sent me application at 6/1/2006 before i will be
30 years old with an IELTS result listening 6 reading 5.5 writing 5
speaking 6 overall 5.5.and i hope to improve it in the future .i retake
the exame this month but...........i get in listening 5 reading 6
writing 6 speaking 6 and overall 6.......from my result u can see that
i improve my english.
i need to reach 120 point to get 6 in each one ( it is clear in the
booklet).i dont have more
time (3 month) to repeat the IELTS again because i expect my
application will start to assessment next month.
so..... is there any acception for my case or any one have a solution
fom me .
i will be very gratfull for any anwser .thank u in advance.

sam

George Lombard

Sam,

The 3 month limit on IELTS test re-takes has been abolished. You can do the test as often as you like. Sounds like a good idea in your case, since you're obviously very close to passing.

Cheers,

George Lombard

www.austimmigration.com.au

Sam

George Lombard wrote:
    > > my problem is that i sent me application at 6/1/2006 before i will be
    > > 30 years old with an IELTS result listening 6 reading 5.5 writing 5
    > > speaking 6 overall 5.5.and i hope to improve it in the future .i
    > > retake
    > > the exame this month but...........i get in listening 5 reading 6
    > > writing 6 speaking 6 and overall 6.......from my result u can see that
    > > i improve my english.
    > > i need to reach 120 point to get 6 in each one ( it is clear in the
    > > booklet).i dont have more
    > > time (3 month) to repeat the IELTS again because i expect my
    > > application will start to assessment next month.
    > > so..... is there any acception for my case or any one have a solution
    > > fom me .
    > > i will be very gratfull for any anwser .thank u in advance.
    > >
    > > sam
    > Sam,
    > The 3 month limit on IELTS test re-takes has been abolished. You can do
    > the test as often as you like. Sounds like a good idea in your case,
    > since you're obviously very close to passing.
    > Cheers,
    > George Lombard
    > www.austimmigration.com.au
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zeny

Hi Sam,

Like George says, the 3 month rule is no longer in use. You can take the IELTS anytime.

Taking IELTS is not so much an English test per se. The trick is also learning how to attack the questions and use certain strategies for certain modules.

I strongly suggest you buy a few IELTS practise books, especially those with CDs/tapes for the Listening module. These books will also teach you how to prepare for each module.

Good Luck!


CHEERS.

Anas

    :
can i change my circumstances in any time to get more point before i
get the final answer(the visa) and how?????????????

thank u very much

Anas

anas wrote:
    > :
    > can i change my circumstances in any time to get more point before i
    > get the final answer(the visa) and how?????????????
    >
    > thank u very much