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muta18:
Since you have your ECA already, you ought to have created your profile with the previous IELTS result(s) to avoid tie-breaking rule.

Please do so IMMEDIATELY and then update/upgrade whenever you hit at least 8777 in LRWS.

smslive2:
You know you can actually dive into the pool with this score while you plan to upgrade and update your writing?

mojohnny:
Sorry about your re-mark.
Currently in the same shoes waiting on a response about my EOR submitted since 12th of November 2018.

I am yet to get a response from BC and it's making me super anxious to say the least.

May I ask when you submitted your EOR so I can know whether to go to their office to disturb them?
Thanks

wasseynewest:
Please u need to read about some pages back and you will find loads of people's contacts with valuable materials to share. All u need do is stick with the one dt suits you the most and prepare harder.
Pls never think of giving up because u're so close already & don't delay too much b4 hitting the road again. All the best!

Uchihasasuke19:
I prepared with e2langauge by Jay free YouTube videos

Uchihasasuke19:
I prepared with e2langauge by Jay free YouTube videos

drcynthia:
Get ur bank draft 15k, attached the form for remarking EOR form (https://www.britishcouncil.org.ng/exam/ielts/results) scroll down and download the form, then add ur result. Send it to their office via courier.....u don't need to be there.

drcynthia:
Get ur bank draft 15k, attached the form for remarking and Ur result. Send it to their office via courier.....u don't need to be there.

ChinenyeT:
To the glory of God,I wrote ielts once and had 8.5 in reading. Always read your questions first, pick up key words as regards a particular question, find the word in the passage,read around it and pick your answer. I never read any passage completely. Don't waste time in sections 1&2. Be conscious of true,false and not given OR yes,no and not given. Never interchange them. Above all practise,practise and practice. Download ielts reading app for GT,it helped my practice a lot! Then the road to ielts marker. Practice until you get to 40marks. Be conscious of the instructions; if the instruction says 3 words only, NEVER write more than 3 words. Remember in ielts everything is a word including is and the.
Finally, practice and develop your own strategy!!!
The next is your last, in Jesus name!

Shyee:
Reading seems to be the easiest, you can score 8 if you practice really well take my word for it. If you're a regular English language user,the following tips might help.
Learn to skim through reading passage to have a general or vague idea of the passage.
Learn to scan through reading passage for a particular point or it's synonyms.
Know your synonyms and antonyms.
Improve your reading speed.

For tips 1,2 and 4, you could search Google for answers.

But, if you're not much of English speaker, you need to learn English Language, also free courses online for this. I came across one on coursera.org or udx or ... Just use Google. Doing this may take you 3 to 6 months.

From your previous scores though, you appear to be a regular user, so use tips 1 to 4 above.

Getting partners could also help.

Good luck

NanaF:
Use at most 25minutes for Section 1 and 2. For the Section 3, you need at least 30minutes. Use the last 5 minutes to go over your answers.
Practice, practice and keep practicing. Use ielts recent Cambridge books for reading practice and don’t stop practicing until you can score 40/40.

Read the question first before the passage so you already know what you’re looking for when you see it. That way if you have to go back to the passage again it will be skimming not proper reading.

Read the tips below from someone who scored a band 9 in reading
http://ieltsliz.com/how-i-scored-9-in-ielts-reading/

Daybour1:
1st IELTS 8.5, 6.0, 6.5, 7.0 LRWS
2nd IELTS (just saw result) 8.5, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 LRWS.

I need not say how devastated I am over reading. What do you guys suggest please? Is there any hope reading will change to 7.0 if I apply for a remark?