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Why IELTS computer based?

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IELTS COMPUTER BASED AND PAPER BASED



COMPUTER BASED

Listening : 30min

· No spare time, instead you may have to type simultaneously as you listen to the audio.

· Spellings are important.

· Instructions to write the answers (e.g. No more than 2 words and/ or a number )

are important.


Reading: 60 minutes

· You can easily underline on screen by highlighting through highlighter and can add notes too by right clicking and selecting the passage or the lines.



Writing: 60 minutes

· Task 1 (more than 150 words)

· Task 2 ( more than 250 words)

· You have to type it on the screen and there is no auto correct, however you can make corrections easily.

· Time management is under your choice to devote how much time to which task.


Speaking: 11-15 minutes

It’s a one-on-one session with the examiner and it’s a recorded interview.

No difference as it’s same as done in paper based speaking.


 

PAPER BASED

Listening : 30min+10min

· You will have spare 10 minutes to copy your answers to main answer sheet.

· Spellings are important.

· Instructions to write the answers (e.g. No more than 2 words and/ or a number )

are important.


Reading: 60 minutes

· You can easily underline the passages with pencil and make notes.


Writing: 60 minutes


· Task 1 (more than 150 words)

· Task 2 ( more than 250 words)

· You have to write it with a pencil on 2 separate sheets.

· Time management is under your choice to devote how much time to which task.


Speaking :11-15 minutes

It’s a one-on-one session with the examiner and it’s a recorded interview.

No difference as it’s same as done in paper based speaking.


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