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There are four official IELTS websites. Today, we’ll look at what these sites offer and how to use the four official IELTS websites.

How To Use IELTS.org
IELTS.org has a really great selection of IELTS practice questions. The questions for Reading and Listening are organized by question type. And the Speaking and Writing questions are organized into two full sections. There are separate Reading and Writing question sets for IELTS General Training and IELTS Academic.
These questions are the most valuable part of the IELTS.org website. Unfortunately, they can be a little hard to access if you’re not already familiar with the site. To find the practice questions, go to the IELTS.org homepage. From there, move your mouse over the “About the test” option in the black menu bar that runs just under the IELTS logo at the top of the page. A dropdown menu will appear below the words “About the test.” Click the fourth item in the menu, “Sample test questions.”
This will bring you to the Sample test questions page. Scroll down a little bit, and you’ll see a row of fields with the following labels: “Listening,” “Academic Reading,” “General Training Reading,” “Academic Writing,” “General Training Writing,” and “Speaking.”
The IELTS.org page will default to “Listening,” with red brackets around the “Listening” field. When you land on the page, you’ll see links to IELTS Listening practice questions if you scroll down. You can move the red brackets by clicking on any other field in the row. When you move to a new field, the questions for that field will appear at the bottom of the screen. This navigation is tricky, but it’s very convenient once you learn how to do it. The setup allows you to view all the different IELTS practice questions on a single page.
For more information, you can become a member of the 8.0+IELTS group on whatsapp (08056516226) where can ask questions, get free study materials and also learn from other test takers.
How to Use IELTS Essentials
The navigation for the IELTS practice on IELTS.org has its advantages. But if you want to access those same IELTS practice questions in a more conventional way, go to IELTS Essentials. On the IELTS Essentials website, you can access all of the test questions by clicking individual links. From the IELTS Essentials homepage, click “practice and prepare.” At the Practice and Prepare page, you’ll see links to different pages for Listening, General Training Reading, Academic Writing, General Training Writing, and Speaking. Again, this is the same IELTS practice you’ll get on IELTS.org. You’re just accessing it in a different way.
IELTS Essentials also has some other unique materials on its Practice and Prepare page. This includes a 40 minute video lecture about preparing for the IELTS, an IELTS Prep PDF, a portal where you can register for free IELTS training events around the world, and a link to the official IELTS IDP Facebook page.

How to use British Council IELTS
The British Council also hosts an official IELTS website too. This website has its own unique set of IELTS practice, largely different from the materials and sample questions you see on IELTS.org or IELTS Essentials. Unfortunately, from the British Council IELTS webpage, there’s no obvious way to access this IELTS practice. The good news is that the British Council’s IELTS practice is very easy to find through Google. Here is a direct link to their full practice tests. The IELTS Reading, IELTS Listening, and IELTS Writing sections are fully unique to the British Council. Only the IELTS Speaking section is taken form another source; it’s the same Speaking section you’ll find on IELTS.org and IELTS Essentials. The British Council has a number of other unique IELTS Practice resources and activities as well.

How to the Use Cambridge IELTS website
The Cambridge IELTS is very different from the other websites. To access the official IELTS materials on Cambridge.org, you need to start at the Cambridge IELTS Products and Resources page. On that page, you can either click the “Products” tab or the “Resources” tab.
This is where the site gets a little frustrating. The Products tab just shows you official Cambridge IELTS books for purchase. The resources tab is where all the free goodies are — IELTS question sets, full IELTS practice, IELTS video presentations, and exam audio. However, all of these free IELTS materials can only be viewed if you have an account with Cambridge.org and are logged in. This content is completely unique to Cambridge.org, and getting a Cambridge.org account is free. So spend a few minutes registering your Cambridge IELTS account and logging in to Cambridge IELTS. It’s well worth the effort.
For more information, you can become a member of the 8.0+IELTS group on whatsapp (08056516226) where you can ask questions, get free study materials and also learn from other test takers.

There are four official IELTS websites. Today, we’ll look at what these sites offer and how to use the four official IELTS websites.

How To Use IELTS.org
IELTS.org has a really great selection of IELTS practice questions. The questions for Reading and Listening are organized by question type. And the Speaking and Writing questions are organized into two full sections. There are separate Reading and Writing question sets for IELTS General Training and IELTS Academic.
These questions are the most valuable part of the IELTS.org website. Unfortunately, they can be a little hard to access if you’re not already familiar with the site. To find the practice questions, go to the IELTS.org homepage. From there, move your mouse over the “About the test” option in the black menu bar that runs just under the IELTS logo at the top of the page. A dropdown menu will appear below the words “About the test.” Click the fourth item in the menu, “Sample test questions.”
This will bring you to the Sample test questions page. Scroll down a little bit, and you’ll see a row of fields with the following labels: “Listening,” “Academic Reading,” “General Training Reading,” “Academic Writing,” “General Training Writing,” and “Speaking.”
The IELTS.org page will default to “Listening,” with red brackets around the “Listening” field. When you land on the page, you’ll see links to IELTS Listening practice questions if you scroll down. You can move the red brackets by clicking on any other field in the row. When you move to a new field, the questions for that field will appear at the bottom of the screen. This navigation is tricky, but it’s very convenient once you learn how to do it. The setup allows you to view all the different IELTS practice questions on a single page.
For more information, you can become a member of the 8.0+IELTS group on whatsapp (08056516226) where can ask questions, get free study materials and also learn from other test takers.
How to Use IELTS Essentials
The navigation for the IELTS practice on IELTS.org has its advantages. But if you want to access those same IELTS practice questions in a more conventional way, go to IELTS Essentials. On the IELTS Essentials website, you can access all of the test questions by clicking individual links. From the IELTS Essentials homepage, click “practice and prepare.” At the Practice and Prepare page, you’ll see links to different pages for Listening, General Training Reading, Academic Writing, General Training Writing, and Speaking. Again, this is the same IELTS practice you’ll get on IELTS.org. You’re just accessing it in a different way.
IELTS Essentials also has some other unique materials on its Practice and Prepare page. This includes a 40 minute video lecture about preparing for the IELTS, an IELTS Prep PDF, a portal where you can register for free IELTS training events around the world, and a link to the official IELTS IDP Facebook page.

How to use British Council IELTS
The British Council also hosts an official IELTS website too. This website has its own unique set of IELTS practice, largely different from the materials and sample questions you see on IELTS.org or IELTS Essentials. Unfortunately, from the British Council IELTS webpage, there’s no obvious way to access this IELTS practice. The good news is that the British Council’s IELTS practice is very easy to find through Google. Here is a direct link to their full practice tests. The IELTS Reading, IELTS Listening, and IELTS Writing sections are fully unique to the British Council. Only the IELTS Speaking section is taken form another source; it’s the same Speaking section you’ll find on IELTS.org and IELTS Essentials. The British Council has a number of other unique IELTS Practice resources and activities as well.

How to the Use Cambridge IELTS website
The Cambridge IELTS is very different from the other websites. To access the official IELTS materials on Cambridge.org, you need to start at the Cambridge IELTS Products and Resources page. On that page, you can either click the “Products” tab or the “Resources” tab.
This is where the site gets a little frustrating. The Products tab just shows you official Cambridge IELTS books for purchase. The resources tab is where all the free goodies are — IELTS question sets, full IELTS practice, IELTS video presentations, and exam audio. However, all of these free IELTS materials can only be viewed if you have an account with Cambridge.org and are logged in. This content is completely unique to Cambridge.org, and getting a Cambridge.org account is free. So spend a few minutes registering your Cambridge IELTS account and logging in to Cambridge IELTS. It’s well worth the effort.
For more information, you can become a member of the 8.0+IELTS group on whatsapp (08056516226) where you can ask questions, get free study materials and also learn from other test takers.

There are four official IELTS websites. Today, we’ll look at what these sites offer and how to use the four official IELTS websites.

How To Use IELTS.org
IELTS.org has a really great selection of IELTS practice questions. The questions for Reading and Listening are organized by question type. And the Speaking and Writing questions are organized into two full sections. There are separate Reading and Writing question sets for IELTS General Training and IELTS Academic.
These questions are the most valuable part of the IELTS.org website. Unfortunately, they can be a little hard to access if you’re not already familiar with the site. To find the practice questions, go to the IELTS.org homepage. From there, move your mouse over the “About the test” option in the black menu bar that runs just under the IELTS logo at the top of the page. A dropdown menu will appear below the words “About the test.” Click the fourth item in the menu, “Sample test questions.”
This will bring you to the Sample test questions page. Scroll down a little bit, and you’ll see a row of fields with the following labels: “Listening,” “Academic Reading,” “General Training Reading,” “Academic Writing,” “General Training Writing,” and “Speaking.”
The IELTS.org page will default to “Listening,” with red brackets around the “Listening” field. When you land on the page, you’ll see links to IELTS Listening practice questions if you scroll down. You can move the red brackets by clicking on any other field in the row. When you move to a new field, the questions for that field will appear at the bottom of the screen. This navigation is tricky, but it’s very convenient once you learn how to do it. The setup allows you to view all the different IELTS practice questions on a single page.
For more information, you can become a member of the 8.0+IELTS group on whatsapp (08056516226) where can ask questions, get free study materials and also learn from other test takers.
How to Use IELTS Essentials
The navigation for the IELTS practice on IELTS.org has its advantages. But if you want to access those same IELTS practice questions in a more conventional way, go to IELTS Essentials. On the IELTS Essentials website, you can access all of the test questions by clicking individual links. From the IELTS Essentials homepage, click “practice and prepare.” At the Practice and Prepare page, you’ll see links to different pages for Listening, General Training Reading, Academic Writing, General Training Writing, and Speaking. Again, this is the same IELTS practice you’ll get on IELTS.org. You’re just accessing it in a different way.
IELTS Essentials also has some other unique materials on its Practice and Prepare page. This includes a 40 minute video lecture about preparing for the IELTS, an IELTS Prep PDF, a portal where you can register for free IELTS training events around the world, and a link to the official IELTS IDP Facebook page.

How to use British Council IELTS
The British Council also hosts an official IELTS website too. This website has its own unique set of IELTS practice, largely different from the materials and sample questions you see on IELTS.org or IELTS Essentials. Unfortunately, from the British Council IELTS webpage, there’s no obvious way to access this IELTS practice. The good news is that the British Council’s IELTS practice is very easy to find through Google. Here is a direct link to their full practice tests. The IELTS Reading, IELTS Listening, and IELTS Writing sections are fully unique to the British Council. Only the IELTS Speaking section is taken form another source; it’s the same Speaking section you’ll find on IELTS.org and IELTS Essentials. The British Council has a number of other unique IELTS Practice resources and activities as well.

How to the Use Cambridge IELTS website
The Cambridge IELTS is very different from the other websites. To access the official IELTS materials on Cambridge.org, you need to start at the Cambridge IELTS Products and Resources page. On that page, you can either click the “Products” tab or the “Resources” tab.
This is where the site gets a little frustrating. The Products tab just shows you official Cambridge IELTS books for purchase. The resources tab is where all the free goodies are — IELTS question sets, full IELTS practice, IELTS video presentations, and exam audio. However, all of these free IELTS materials can only be viewed if you have an account with Cambridge.org and are logged in. This content is completely unique to Cambridge.org, and getting a Cambridge.org account is free. So spend a few minutes registering your Cambridge IELTS account and logging in to Cambridge IELTS. It’s well worth the effort.
For more information, you can become a member of the 8.0+IELTS group on whatsapp (08056516226) where you can ask questions, get free study materials and also learn from other test takers.

GRE score is an essential deciding factor which reputable schools in the US, Canada and UK often use to determine whether or not to offer you admission to Msc, PhD, and even some MBA programs.
Total obtainable score for both verbal and quantitative section is 340, Verbal 170 Quant 170. Analytical writing assessment is 6.0. While there is no general passing score, a score below 300 is usually considered unsuitable for admission into any reputable university.
If you are considering scholarship in your application, be prepared not to score less than 315; this also depends on programs and the competitiveness of the school.
Now, boosting your GRE score often requires CONTINUOUS PRACTICE, and mentoring by an expert.
You can use the gsm number provided to join a whatsapp group created exclusively for those preparing for GRE, wherein you can post any GRE question, and audio plus text explanation given to you almost instantaneously. 08056516226
There are lots of free stuff you could also benefit as a member.
Remember, success is a product of dedication, commitment and hard work.

Historically, GMAT is known for admission into MBA and management programs and it is till today. However, GRE, which was normally required for non-management programs, is now accepted by most schools for admission into both management and non-management programs, a situation that creates difficulty in deciding which of the two is easier to score high. Here’s a piece of information to guide you when faced with such a dilemma.

If you are a candidate with rich wealth of vocabulary usage in the right context, GRE is a better option. However, if you are more handy with the rules of grammar than the use of words in appropriate context, you will be better off doing GMAT.

If you are more dexterous in the application of mathematical principles to solving real problems, GMAT is your sure bet. On the other hand, if you are more grounded in general principles of mathematics covering all areas, then you should settle for GRE.

While both GRE and GMAT test your reasoning skills, you should consider doing GMAT if you enjoy and more passionate about constructive arguments.

If you are easily balked in the face of a large volume of information to read, process and analyse in order to answer questions, perhaps you should look away from GMAT and start considering GRE instead.

In general, both GRE and GMAT adequately test the skills needed to be able to cope with graduate studies. The foregoing is essentially a piece of guidance for whoever is faced with making a decision on which of the duo to do, giving consideration to individual strength and weakness.

All the best.

Historically, GMAT is known for admission into MBA and management programs and it is till today. However, GRE, which was normally required for non-management programs, is now accepted by most schools for admission into both management and non-management programs, a situation that creates difficulty in deciding which of the two is easier to score high. Here’s a piece of information to guide you when faced with such a dilemma.

If you are a candidate with rich wealth of vocabulary usage in the right context, GRE is a better option. However, if you are more handy with the rules of grammar than the use of words in appropriate context, you will be better off doing GMAT.

If you are more dexterous in the application of mathematical principles to solving real problems, GMAT is your sure bet. On the other hand, if you are more grounded in general principles of mathematics covering all areas, then you should settle for GRE.

While both GRE and GMAT test your reasoning skills, you should consider doing GMAT if you enjoy and more passionate about constructive arguments.

If you are easily balked in the face of a large volume of information to read, process and analyse in order to answer questions, perhaps you should look away from GMAT and start considering GRE instead.

In general, both GRE and GMAT adequately test the skills needed to be able to cope with graduate studies. The foregoing is essentially a piece of guidance for whoever is faced with making a decision on which of the duo to do, giving consideration to individual strength and weakness.

Should you need any information about the two exams, kindly call 08056516226. Currently, you may want to join a FREE whatsapp group for GRE using the same glo number, wherein you can ask any question relating to GRE.

All the best.

Historically, GMAT is known for admission into MBA and management programs and it is till today. However, GRE, which was normally required for non-management programs, is now accepted by most schools for admission into both management and non-management programs, a situation that creates difficulty in deciding which of the two is easier to score high. Here’s a piece of information to guide you when faced with such a dilemma.

If you are a candidate with rich wealth of vocabulary usage in the right context, GRE is a better option. However, if you are more handy with the rules of grammar than the use of words in appropriate context, you will be better off doing GMAT.

If you are more dexterous in the application of mathematical principles to solving real problems, GMAT is your sure bet. On the other hand, if you are more grounded in general principles of mathematics covering all areas, then you should settle for GRE.

While both GRE and GMAT test your reasoning skills, you should consider doing GMAT if you enjoy and more passionate about constructive arguments.

If you are easily balked in the face of a large volume of information to read, process and analyse in order to answer questions, perhaps you should look away from GMAT and start considering GRE instead.

In general, both GRE and GMAT adequately test the skills needed to be able to cope with graduate studies. The foregoing is essentially a piece of guidance for whoever is faced with making a decision on which of the duo to do, giving consideration to individual strength and weakness.

Should you need any information about the two exams, kindly call 08056516226. Currently, you may want to join a FREE whatsapp group for GRE using the same glo number, wherein you can ask any question relating to GRE.

All the best.

Historically, GMAT is known for admission into MBA and management programs and it is till today. However, GRE, which was normally required for non-management programs, is now accepted by most schools for admission into both management and non-management programs, a situation that creates difficulty in deciding which of the two is easier to score high. Here’s a piece of information to guide you when faced with such a dilemma.

If you are a candidate with rich wealth of vocabulary usage in the right context, GRE is a better option. However, if you are more handy with the rules of grammar than the use of words in appropriate context, you will be better off doing GMAT.

If you are more dexterous in the application of mathematical principles to solving real problems, GMAT is your sure bet. On the other hand, if you are more grounded in general principles of mathematics covering all areas, then you should settle for GRE.

While both GRE and GMAT test your reasoning skills, you should consider doing GMAT if you enjoy and more passionate about constructive arguments.

If you are easily balked in the face of a large volume of information to read, process and analyse in order to answer questions, perhaps you should look away from GMAT and start considering GRE instead

In general, both GRE and GMAT adequately test the skills needed to be able to cope with graduate studies. The foregoing is essentially a piece of guidance for whoever is faced with making a decision on which of the duo to do, giving consideration to individual strength and weakness.

Should you need any information about the two exams, kindly call 08056516226.

All the best.

Historically, GMAT is known for admission into MBA and management programs and it is till today. However, GRE, which was normally required for non-management programs, is now accepted by most schools for admission into both management and non-management programs, a situation that creates difficulty in deciding which of the two is easier to score high. Here’s a piece of information to guide you when faced with such a dilemma.

If you are a candidate with rich wealth of vocabulary usage in the right context, GRE is a better option. However, if you are more handy with the rules of grammar than the use of words in appropriate context, you will be better off doing GMAT.

If you are more dexterous in the application of mathematical principles to solving real problems, GMAT is your sure bet. On the other hand, if you are more grounded in general principles of mathematics covering all areas, then you should settle for GRE.

While both GRE and GMAT test your reasoning skills, you should consider doing GMAT if you enjoy and more passionate about constructive arguments.

If you are easily balked in the face of a large volume of information to read, process and analyse in order to answer questions, perhaps you should look away from GMAT and start considering GRE instead.

In general, both GRE and GMAT adequately test the skills needed to be able to cope with graduate studies. The foregoing is essentially a piece of guidance for whoever is faced with making a decision on which of the duo to do, giving consideration to individual strength and weakness.

Should you need any information about the two exams, kindly call 08056516226. Currently, you may want to join a FREE whatsapp group for GRE using the same glo number, wherein you can ask any question relating to GRE.

All the best.

Historically, GMAT is known for admission into MBA and management programs and it is till today. However, GRE, which was normally required for non-management programs, is now accepted by most schools for admission into both management and non-management programs, a situation that creates difficulty in deciding which of the two is easier to score high. Here’s a piece of information to guide you when faced with such a dilemma.

If you are a candidate with rich wealth of vocabulary usage in the right context, GRE is a better option. However, if you are more handy with the rules of grammar than the use of words in appropriate context, you will be better off doing GMAT.

If you are more dexterous in the application of mathematical principles to solving real problems, GMAT is your sure bet. On the other hand, if you are more grounded in general principles of mathematics covering all areas, then you should settle for GRE.

While both GRE and GMAT test your reasoning skills, you should consider doing GMAT if you enjoy and more passionate about constructive arguments.

If you are easily balked in the face of a large volume of information to read, process and analyse in order to answer questions, perhaps you should look away from GMAT and start considering GRE instead.

In general, both GRE and GMAT adequately test the skills needed to be able to cope with graduate studies. The foregoing is essentially a piece of guidance for whoever is faced with making a decision on which of the duo to do, giving consideration to individual strength and weakness.

Should you need any information about the two exams, kindly call 08056516226. Currently, you may want to join a FREE whatsapp group for GRE using the same glo number, wherein you can ask any question relating to GRE.

All the best.

Historically, GMAT is known for admission into MBA and management programs and it is till today. However, GRE, which was normally required for non-management programs, is now accepted by most schools for admission into both management and non-management programs, a situation that creates difficulty in deciding which of the two is easier to score high. Here’s a piece of information to guide you when faced with such a dilemma.

If you are a candidate with rich wealth of vocabulary usage in the right context, GRE is a better option. However, if you are more handy with the rules of grammar than the use of words in appropriate context, you will be better off doing GMAT.

If you are more dexterous in the application of mathematical principles to solving real problems, GMAT is your sure bet. On the other hand, if you are more grounded in general principles of mathematics covering all areas, then you should settle for GRE.

While both GRE and GMAT test your reasoning skills, you should consider doing GMAT if you enjoy and more passionate about constructive arguments.

If you are easily balked in the face of a large volume of information to read, process and analyse in order to answer questions, perhaps you should look away from GMAT and start considering GRE instead.

In general, both GRE and GMAT adequately test the skills needed to be able to cope with graduate studies. The foregoing is essentially a piece of guidance for whoever is faced with making a decision on which of the duo to do, giving consideration to individual strength and weakness.

Should you need any information about the two exams, kindly call 08056516226. Currently, you may want to join a FREE whatsapp group for GRE using the same glo number, wherein you can ask any question relating to GRE.

All the best.

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