Which version is better for you?

 Computer or Paper based your IELTS, Choice is yours.....

Whether you prefer to take on paper or computer, you can be CONFIDENT that you are taking the same trusted English Language Test.

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                         Computer-delivered                               Paper-based

DELIVERY              Listening                                        Listening

                            Reading                                          Reading

                                    Writing                                                  Writing

                Note: Face to Face Speaking test with a CERTIFIED IELTS Examiner.

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Results Available :  5 - 7 Days                                    13 Days    

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Registration  : 

Looking for a  COMPUTER icon when                    Looking for a  PAPER icon when         booking at IELTSregistration.com                             booking at IELTSregistration.com 

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Test Availability:

Upto  FIVE Days a week                                                 Upto 48 days per year          

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Length of Test :

    Listening 30 minutes                                                     Listening 30 minutes

    Reading 60 minutes                                                      Reading 60 minutes

    Writing 60 minutes                                                       Writing 60 minutes

    Speaking 11 - 14 minutes                                              Speaking 11 - 14 minutes 


Note: Check with your local test center(s) for the availability Computer-Delivered IELTS sessions.


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