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IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is the world’s most popular English language test. More than 3 million IELTS tests were taken last year.

Taking IELTS opens doors – it can help you live, study and work around the world. More than 10,000 organisations worldwide accept IELTS, including government, academic and employment institutions. In fact, IELTS is the only English language test accepted for immigration purposes by all countries that require one.

How do I pay for my IELTS test?

You can choose to pay for your test through the following methods:

  • pay online using Net Banking, E-wallets or Card (Visa, Visa electron, Master Card);
  • payment at ICICI bank branch (make cash payment at any ICICI bank branch by filling in the ICICI payment slip);
  • payment through Demand Draft (DD). The demand draft must be drawn in favour of 'British Council' payable at Delhi.

Please note: Cash or credit/debit card payment for IELTS fees is not accepted at any of our offices.

Once you have made the payment, please send us the following documents to confirm your test booking:

Candidates who book their test through our online registration system and are paying online by Credit/Debit card must send:

  • No documents are required.

Candidates who book their test through our online registration system and are paying by cash at ICICI bank or through Demand Draft must send:

  • A copy of the IELTS Test application acknowledgement that they receive by email after registering online.
  • Evidence of the payment (either the Demand Draft or the ‘acknowledged copy’ of the ICICI payment slip).
  • If paying at ICICI Bank, candidates are required to upload the deposit slip duly stamped and acknowledged by the ICICI bank in the Candidate Area of the Test Taker Portal within 3 days of registration.
  • You will receive an automated email on your registered mail id in 3 working days. If you do not receive a confirmation email within 7 days from the date of upload of challan, please contact us immediately.

Candidates who book their test through the offline application form and are paying either by cash at ICICI bank or through Demand Draft must send:

  • The completed IELTS application form.
  • Evidence of the payment (either the Demand Draft or the ‘acknowledged copy’ of the ICICI payment slip).
  • If paying at ICICI Bank, candidates are required to upload the deposit slip duly stamped and acknowledged by the ICICI bank in the Candidate Area of the Test Taker Portal within 3 days of registration.
  • You will receive an automated email on your registered mail id in 3 working days. If you do not receive a confirmation email within 7 days from the date of upload of challan, please contact us immediately.

Please note: The documents must be received at our Gurgaon Office within two days from the day of registering for the test. This will enable us to confirm your booking.

What support is available if I have visual, hearing, speaking or learning needs?

The IELTS test has been designed to be a fair reflection of your English language skills. Your English language ability will be assessed objectively, regardless of any disability or special needs that you may have. We also make every effort to cater for all our special needs candidates. For more information, please visit: Special arrangements page.

Preparing for the IELTS test

By when will I receive the complimentary IELTS preparation & practice book?

In order to minimise physical contact and handling during the current Covid19 situation, we are not sending practice books.

You can access-

Complimentary IELTS study planner. Click here

Customised practice material.Click here

IELTS Coach. Click here

About Speaking Slot

Due to the current situation of COVID-19, the speaking time slot being chosen by the candidates may not be available. Details of the test (venue, date and time) are sent to the candidates 2-3 days prior to the test date on the registered email address and mobile number.

Before the test day

When will I receive venue details for my IELTS exam?
Information about the venue and schedule of the IELTS exam will be available on Candidate Area . Kindly login using your registered email id and IELTS reference number. You will receive an email at your registered email id confirming your venue details and schedule of your IELTS, 3-4 days prior to the exam date.
Can I change my speaking test date?
The schedule for speaking tests is system generated; hence we will not be able to accommodate requests for rescheduling speaking tests.
I need to postpone/cancel my application? Will I receive a refund for the fees?
If you cancel your test or request a transfer of the IELTS exam up to 5 weeks prior to the scheduled test date, the test centre will charge an administration fee. However, the postponement and cancellation requests are subject to approval. Please click here for more details.
Can I update my personal details (gender, contact details, DOB etc.) after I have registered?
Gender, Address, Phone number and DOB details can be changed up to 20 days prior to the exam date. The request has to be emailed to ExamsCustomerCare@britishcouncil.org .In case the change is requested within 20 days of the exam date, the candidate can make the changes on the test day.
I have entered a wrong passport number at the time of registration?

Passport number can be changed up to 20 days prior to the exam date.

If the change is requested within 20 days, Candidate may not be able to take the exam on the registered exam date and will have to take paid postponement to the next available date (subject to approval).

Please email your request at ExamsCustomerCare@britishcouncil.org along with the scanned copy of the passport.

On the test day

We have put together useful information to help you understand what will happen on the day of your test. Please click here for more details.

What do I do If I have a suggestion or complaint to make regarding an incident on the test day?
Though we try our best to deliver a good exam experience to all our candidates across globe, you may have a concern to share with us. We request you to highlight for any complaints made/concerns shared, on the test day itself.

Test results

When will I receive my IELTS results?

Pen and paper-based IELTS (PB IELTS): Results will be available online on the 13th day.

Computer-delivered IELTS (CD IELTS): Results will be available online within 3-5 days.

UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI): Results will be available online on the 13th day.

CD UKVI and Life Skills: Results will be available online on the 7th day.

Test Report Form (TRF) will be received by you within 10 days from the date of the result declaration if you have provided a complete and courier accessible address at the time of registration. For more information please click here.

My result is released, but I have not received my Test Result Form (TRF). What should I do?
If your result has been released, you will receive the TRF at your registered address within 10 days, provided it was a complete courier accessible address. Incase you have not received it, please contact us immediately.

Post test services

I want to send my IELTS scores to the Universities I am applying to, can the British Council help me?
We can arrange for additional original copies (up to a maximum of 5) to be posted to receiving institutions (e.g. universities etc.). If you would like us to do this, please include the relevant details during registration for IELTS with the British Council. For more information on Additional Test Report Forms( ATRF) please click here.
Can I apply for the replacement or additional Test Report Form (TRF)?
Candidates are entitled to only one copy of the Test Report Form; unless you have applied for Canadian Immigration and Citizenship and can provide us with the relevant documents, you can avail another copy of the TRF.
How can I get my IELTS remarked?

It is unusual for there to be a mistake in the marking. However, if you did not receive the score you expected, you can apply for your test to be re-marked. This is called an Enquiry on Results (EOR). You can choose which test sections you want to be re-marked and will need to apply for the re-marking no later than six weeks after the test date.

The fee for the EOR is INR 8,000 which will be refunded if your scores change as a result of the re-marking. Your result will normally be available in 2 to 21 days, depending on several factors including the number of sections requested for remark. If you have not received a response after 28 days, please contact us.

To apply for EOR, Click here

Are answer sheets shown to the candidates if they opt for remark/EOR?
No. This term is agreed at the time of registering for an exam with us, 'I understand that the work I produce as part of the IELTS test remains the property of the IELTS Test Partners. Under no circumstances will it be released to candidates or to institutions or organisations, except in the investigation of suspected malpractice whereby the work I produce as part of the IELTS test may be provided to relevant authorities.
How is marking done?
For information on marking please click here.

Got a question about IELTS?

Find the answer right here with our FAQs. Find our who can take IELTS, how to book a test, what to expect on test day, how to access your results, and information about rescheduling or cancelling a test.

Do I need to know about a specific subject to take the test?

IELTS measures the language proficiency of people who want to study or work where English is used as a language of communication. This test assesses your abilities in the English language through 4 components – listening, reading, writing and speaking. The test covers a range of subjects within the item contents, but you are not being tested on these subjects.

What level of English do I need before I can sit the IELTS test?

IELTS tests are designed to assess test takers from beginner through to advanced levels. However, the test is aimed at test takers with a level of intermediate and above.

Do I have to study at an English language school before I sit the IELTS test?

You might not have to study at an English language school, however, you may consider practising with the IELTS preparation materials which will familiarise you with the types of questions you will be asked in the test and to get your best possible score.

Do I need computer skills to take the computer-delivered test?

You do not need any special computer skills. Please note that a QWERTY keyboard is used for the computer-delivered test. If you are not used to this type of keyboard, it may help to practice with one before you take the test. Don’t worry if you can’t type fast enough, the computer test is designed for people with normal typing skills.

How old do I need to be to take IELTS?

IELTS is not recommended for anyone under the age of 16.

What are the mandatory documents I need to have before booking a test?

You must have a valid passport to be eligible to sit an IELTS test.

Which IELTS test do I need to take?

The IELTS test is offered in two formats – IELTS Academic and General Training.

The Academic format is designed for those who want to study or train in a university that teaches in English at undergraduate or postgraduate level or institutions of higher and further education. Many professions (e.g. medical, nursing, accounting, engineering) also require an Academic test result for registration purposes.

The General Training format is for those who are going to English-speaking countries to do secondary education, work experience or training programs. This version of the test may be a visa requirement if you are planning to migrate to English speaking countries.

IELTS is accepted globally by more than 10,000 organisations including universities, professional bodies, employers and New Zealand student visa and migration applications. The IELTS General Training test is the only non-academic test of English accepted for migration to New Zealand.

How many times can I take the test?

There is no limit to the number of times you can sit the IELTS test or how long you need to wait in between sessions. You may have to re-sit the IELTS test if you do not achieve your desired test result.

For a better result, we recommend doing more preparation and study before you take the next IELTS test. Take a moment to consider your IELTS preparation – have you done enough to increase your band score if you re-sit the test? View our IELTS preparation materials here.

Do I have to take IELTS in my home country?

No, you can sit the IELTS test anywhere in the world, provided you have a valid passport with you.Find my nearest test centre

I am a native English speaker, do I still need to take an IELTS test?

Whether you need an IELTS test or not depends on your reason to sit the test. If you are enrolling for higher studies/courses/training, the University/school/workplace might ask for an IELTS test score. As part of the migration process, you might have to provide the IELTS scores with your visa application.

We strongly recommend that even if you are a native English speaker, you prepare for the IELTS test and become familiar with the test format. Knowing what to expect on test day is essential, and if you are not familiar with the test you may make avoidable mistakes. We also recommend you become familiar with the assessment criteria to fully understand how the examiner will mark your test. Download IELTS Support Tools to help you get ready for test day.

If I sit IELTS in a different country, will it be easier?

IELTS is an international test, and every version of the test is the same level of difficulty, no matter where in the world you take the test. We suggest you take the test wherever you feel most at ease and select a Test Centre that suits you. Use the New Zealand Test Centre search to browse Test Centres in your city based on your needs (close to public transport, small test rooms etc.)

I have an accent – will that impact my test result?
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IELTS is an international test, and we accept your accent wherever in the world you’re from. When you sit your Speaking test, remember that your pronunciation is important – however, you will not lose marks for speaking with an accent. A variety of accents will also be used during the Listening test.

How is my IELTS test different if I take it for UK visa purposes?

UK visa applicants must ensure that they register for an ‘IELTS for UKVI’ test date at one of the UKVI locations.

The IELTS test for UK visa purposes is designed to meet certain administrative requirements that are specific to UK Visas and Immigration. There are no differences in the test format or questions. The actual test taken is the same – same content, examiners, format, level of difficulty, scoring and so on.

Test Report Forms, however, will be slightly different in order to show that test takers have taken the test at an IELTS UK visa session.

If I take an IELTS test for UK visa purposes, can I use my result in other countries/for other purposes?

Yes. IELTS test results are accepted by over 10,000 organisations worldwide, including universities, colleges, governments and employers.

Where can I take an IELTS or IELTS Life Skills test for a UK visa application?

The tests are available throughout the world, in locations specified by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI).You must confirm at the time of registration that you wish to use your test result for a UK visa application. You must sit the test in an ‘IELTS for UKVI’ test session, as UKVI will not accept results from other testing locations.

How can I book an IELTS Test?

How much is the IELTS test fee?
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The cost of an IELTS test in New Zealand is $385.00. The price for the exam is the same whether you take IELTS General Training or IELTS Academic. There is no separate registration fee or payment processing fee. There is also no late payment fee. However, in some locations, the test fee can be slightly higher.

How do I book my IELTS test?

Booking your IELTS test is easy. Locate your closest New Zealand IELTS Test Centre here. Once you find an IELTS Test Centre and a test date that suits you, follow the steps to book your test.
You must have a clear and legible scanned copy of your current valid passport to upload when applying. The copy you upload must be of the page(s) with your photo, name, date of birth, passport number, and expiry date.

If you have any difficulty booking your test, please contact the team at IELTS Australasia Contact Centre who can assist with completing your booking.

How can I pay for the test?

You can pay online via either of the below modes:

PayPal
Credit Card / Debit Card
AliPay

Payment must be made within 48 hours of registering online.

Can I pay the fees by instalment?

No. The test fee must be paid in full at the time of booking.

If I do not have an existing IELTS account, then how do I book a new test?

You can create an account as a new user and book test here.

Do I need to submit passport photographs when booking an IELTS test?

You don’t need to submit passport photographs when booking an IELTS test online. You are required to attach a scanned copy of your current valid passport only.

I have a special requirement. How can you help?

In order to ensure that the language ability of all test takers is assessed fairly and objectively, IELTS provides a comprehensive service for test takers who have special requirements, including specific learning difficulties, hearing difficulties and visual difficulties, medical conditions or infant feeding.

If you require a modified version of IELTS, you must give your test centre at least six weeks’ notice. If your circumstances require special arrangements to be made, e.g. extra time, you must also give the test centre six weeks’ notice.

I can only see Listening, Reading and Writing tests in the booking website, is the Speaking Test not included in the test fee?

Yes. Speaking Test is included in the test fee, however, the time slot for speaking test is booked separately. Please contact our Customer Support Team or the test centre where you wish to sit the test about their speaking test booking procedure.

How are you going to verify my identity on the test day?

You’ll be asked to verify your identity both before the Speaking test and the rest of the sections. Part of the verification process is capturing your photo and your finger-scan. Your details and your photo will appear on your Test Report Form, so it’s important to make sure all your information is correct.

What do I need to bring on the day of the IELTS test?

On the day of the test, you must bring your current passport (only original and current passports are accepted). Your passport must have an expiry date of at least 7 days after the test date to be considered valid. Photocopies or certified copies will not be accepted.

Clear bottle of water – remove all labels and bottle must be see-through.

You can bring pencils and erasers with you (usually IELTS test centres will provide these to you during the test. Please check at the reception if you can take the stationery items inside the test room).

Do I need to bring passport photos?

No, the test centres will take your photo on the test day when you go for the registration.

What not to bring?

Mobile phones must be switched off and placed with personal belongings in the area designated by the supervisor.

Usually a secure room for personal belongings is available. You are strongly advised not to bring any valuable items with you to the test.

Items not allowed in the test room include:

  • mobile phones
  • all electronic devices
  • keys
  • wallets
  • food
  • bags
  • watch/smartwatch/fit-bit
  • all other belongings
When should I arrive at the test centre?

Please give yourself at least an hour’s time to complete the registration process and relax before sitting the test.

Will I take all test components on the same day?

Whether or not you take all the components (Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening) of your IELTS test on the same day or not will depend on where you sit your test. Please check with your Test Centre for details about how they deliver IELTS.

What if my details change?

If your address changes or you’re issued with a new passport after you’ve applied to take IELTS, please contact IELTS Customer Support Team or the test centre to update your details. On the day of the test you’ll need to bring both your old and new passport to registration – photocopies or certified copies will not be accepted on test day.

Can I leave the test room during the Listening, Reading or Writing sections of the test?

Test takers are not permitted to leave the test room:

  • during the Listening test
  • between each section
  • in the last 10 minutes of each section

Test takers are permitted to leave the test room during the Reading and Writing section. If you need to leave the test room at any time during these tests, including if you become ill, please quietly raise your hand and an invigilator will assist you. Test takers who leave the test room for any reason will not be permitted extra time to complete the test.

Can I bring my children or other family members with me?

No. Test takers and test staff are the only people permitted to enter the test venue during testing. If you have a family member or friend who will collect you after your test, please advise them that they will need to wait for you outside the test venue.

Is there time at the end of the reading section of the IELTS test to transfer answers to the answer sheet?

The reading section takes one hour, and you must write all your answers on the answer sheet in that hour.

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Can I write on the question papers?

Yes. The examiners do not see your question papers.

How long does the IELTS test take to complete?
  • Paper-based Test – Writing, Listening, Reading – Up to 3 hours
  • Computer-delivered Test – Listening, Reading, Writing – Up to 2 hours 45 mins
  • Speaking Test (Both) – 11-14 mins
Will headphones be provided for listening test?

Headphones are provided for computer-delivered tests. For paper-based tests, please check with the test centre.

What happens if I am absent on the day of the IELTS test without giving prior notice?

If you are unable to attend your test due to a serious medical condition and can provide a medical certificate within five days of the test date, you may qualify for a refund minus the local administrative cost. However, if you are away on the test day with no prior notice, you will lose your full fee.

When can I get my test results?

How long does it take to get my IELTS test results?

Results for computer-delivered IELTS tests are available within 3-5 days, and for paper-based IELTS in 13 calendar days.

How do I access my IELTS test results?

Provisional online results are available after 5pm on the IELTS New Zealand website, 13 days after each test (paper-based tests).

The provisional online test results are not considered formal advice of results and comprise only one stage of the results delivery process. Provisional online results must not be considered as the final test result and cannot be used to support any applications, test takers make to recognising organisations.

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Provisional results will only be available online for a period of 28 days.

Results will be mailed directly to the New Zealand or overseas address you supply in your test application form.

Test results mailed to addresses in New Zealand are sent by standard New Zealand Post services. Results sent to a local address usually take 3-6 business days.

If you would like your test results posted to an address overseas you will need to supply your test centre with a pre-paid envelope. Please write the address where you would like your test results sent on the envelope and give it to the test centre on or prior to the test day. The address must be written in English as well as the language used where the envelope will be sent.

Can you send the results to my email ID?

No. We are unable to share results via email, fax or phone.

Do you send results by SMS?

In some instances, your IELTS Test Centre will offer you to receive your provisional IELTS results direct to your mobile phone by text message. If you want to know if this option is available, please check with your Test Centre before your results are released.

Can I collect my IELTS results from the test centre?

You may have the option to pick up your Test Report Form from the test centre on the results release day. Please check with your test centre first.

Who accepts IELTS in New Zealand?

IELTS is recognised by more than 10,000 universities and employers globally. It’s also recognised by professional bodies, immigration authorities and other government agencies. Click here to find out who accepts IELTS in New Zealand and what the minimum band scores are for your university or institution.

There is an error on my Test Report Form, how can I get it corrected?

If there is an error on your Test Report Form, please contact your IELTS test centre. The test centre will re-issue a new Test Report Form.

How is IELTS marked?

Unlike other English tests, the IELTS test relies on human input to assess your English. There is, however, a firm structure and process around this to ensure the marking is consistent no matter where in the world you take your IELTS. A minimum of two expert markers look at your writing and they follow detailed asses/does-using-ai-eliminate-biaessment criteria that dictate how they must grade your skills. There is also a strict monitoring process in place to further ensure marking quality and consistency, as well as ongoing training provided to our examiners, globally. For more information about marking and band scores click here.

Want to understand how we mark your test? Attend an expert IELTS Masterclass for free.

Is there room for human error in the marking process?

We see the human aspects of IELTS as being equally reliable as a computer-based marking and in some cases even advantageous to you as a test taker. In the IELTS Speaking test, for example, the examiner is listening to your level of skill and will adjust the level of difficulty of the questions to enable you to best demonstrate your ability. They can adjust their pace to suit you, and you can ask them to clarify or repeat a question. While you are responding, there is no limit or pressure, waiting to cut you off. These are aspects of IELTS that are not part of other English tests.

How do I request a re-mark?

You may request a test remark by applying for an Enquiry on Results with your Test Centre, within six weeks of sitting your test. Please contact the team at IELTS Customer Service for more information. Should your band score increase, the cost will be refunded in full and a new Test Report Form will be issued.

How long are IELTS test results valid?

While it is up to each organisation to set a validity period that works for their purposes, the IELTS partners recommend a 2-year validity period for IELTS test results.

Can I re-sit the test?

Yes, you may re-sit the IELTS test if you do not achieve your desired test result. Before you re-sit the test, we encourage you to pause, reflect and prepare. Take a moment to consider your IELTS preparation – have you done enough to increase your band score if you re-sit the test? View our IELTS preparation materials here.

If I have to repeat the test, can I do only one part (e.g. just Reading, or just Writing, etc.)

No, you must do all four parts if you need to repeat the test. This is the same at all Test Centres. Locate your closest New Zealand IELTS Test Centre here.

How do I request a refund or test date transfer?

If you wish to request a refund, or transfer your test date, you must contact your Test Centre as soon as possible. Your Test Centre will advise on the process and any administration costs to complete the refund of transfer. Locate your Test Centre details here.

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What if I am sick on the test day?

You must visit a registered doctor on or before test day and get a medical certificate which covers the date of the test. You need to submit the medical certificate to the test centre within five days after the test date. If your application is approved, the test centre will refund the test fee to you or transfer the test date.

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Can I transfer my test to another test centre?

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No, all the test centres are separate organisations, so you are unable to transfer the test to another test centre. However, you can request for a refund at the current test centre and book a new test at your preferred test centre. Locate your closest New Zealand IELTS Test Centre here.