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 Download IELTS Test Audio and E.Book the following link:

  1. IELTS Test  -1
  2. IELTS Test - 2
  3. IELTS Test  -3
  4. IELTS Test - 4
  5. IELTS Test  -5
  6. IELTS Test  -6
  7. IELTS Test  -7


There are two versions of the IELTS test:

Academic Module


The academic module of IELTS is for students seeking entry to a university or institution of higher education ofering degree and diploma courses.

General Training Module


The General Training Module of IELTS is for students seeking entry to a secondary school or to vocational training courses. This module is also for the candidates who want to apply for the immigration of Australia, New Zealand or United Kingdom under HSMP.

All candidates must take a test for each of the four skills:
listening, reading, writing and speaking.

All candidates take the same Listening and
Speaking modules but may choose between the Academic or General Training versions of the Reading and Writing sections of the test. You should seek advice from a teacher or a student adviser if you are in any doubt about whether to sit for the Academic modules or the General Training modules.

These two do not carry the same weight and are not interchangeable.

Test format Of IELTS Test


Listening Module : 4 sections, around 40 questions 30 minutes + transfer time

Academic Reading Module : 3 sections, around 40 questions 60 minutes.

General Training Reading Module : 3 sections, around 40 questions 60 minutes

Academic Writing Module : 2 tasks 60 minutes.

General Training Writing Module : 2 tasks 60 minutes

Speaking Module : 10 to 15 minutes

Total IELTS test time 2 hours 45 minutes
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nancy john said…
The IELTS General Training Listening test is the same as the Listening test IELTS Academic Module.
March 5, 2012 at 9:06 PM
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