An IELTS Test result is valid for 2 years.

A candidate may take or retake the IELTS exam in any upcoming exam date, but there should be at least  20 days gap between two exams.

A candidate must be at least 16 years old to write an IELTS exam.

In India IDP facilitates pen and paper-based tests on 48 fixed dates annually and depending on local demand up to four times a month. For more you can visit IDP IELTS INDIA website.

Easiest way to register an IELTS exam is by giving us a call on +919997874238, and let us do it for you, or you can do it yourself by registering on IDP IELTS INDIA website.

You will be marked as an absentee and the fee will not be refunded and you will get zero bands in your test.

If you postpone or cancel your application at least 5 weeks before the test date, you will receive a refund after deduction of administration charge. If you postpone or cancel after 5 weeks of the test date, you will be charged the full fee. However, if you have a serious medical condition and you are able to provide a medical certificate within 5 days of the test date, you will receive a refund after deduction of administrative cost.

You are allowed to carry only pens, pencils, erasers, sharpeners and your passport in the examination room. Everything else like mobile phones, tabs, wrist watches and handbags must be placed in the area designated by the testing authority.

IELTS is an international test. Examples of accents that can be heard are American, British, Australian, Canadian and New Zealand. These are just examples and the kinds of accents heard are not just restricted to these.

You can apply for a re-evaluation or an Enquiry on Results at your test centre not later than six weeks of the test date. You must pay an enquiry fee, which will be refunded if your bands score changes after re-evaluation.

You must write the Listening and Reading parts in pencil. You may choose to use either a pen or a pencil to take the writing section of the test.