Improve IELTS Score From 6.5 to 7.5
A requirement of scoring Band 7 or above overalll, and no less than 7 in each section (Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking) is not an easy task.
If you are looking for band 7 and still keep getting band 6 or 6.5 then this post will show you how to move beyond your current level and get on track for the band 7.
If you keep taking the exam and getting the same results then unless YOU change the way you are approaching the exam you will keep getting the same result. It’s a vicious circle. Some students think that the more they take the test, the more their score will improve. To an extent this may happen especially at the lower bands BUT how long will this process take?
The exam shouldn’t be a method of preparation, it should be the final step in your study. Once you reach band 6 then the leap into band 7 and 8 is much greater. You now need a level of English language that is approaching native speaker (and it takes around 7 years for a native speaker to get to that level!). Not only that, but you also need to know EXACTLY what to do in every part of the test for that Band 7 score to be given.
All of these things are second nature in your own language but we need to apply those skills now as well as we can in English. The better you apply them, the higher the band, it’s simple!!
If you are completely comfortable with all of these concepts and not getting your band 7 then you are not applying them well. If you don’t change then nothing will change!
In conclusion, you don’t need a special technique or piece of advice. You only need to make small improvements. For example, in the speaking and writing tests, try to express your ideas in a bit more detail, and try to reduce the number of small mistakes that you make.
Type of Opportunity | Scholarships and Fellowships |
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Deadline | Ongoing |
Open to | All Nationalities |
Organizer | IELTS Online Test |