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Enquiry on Result (EOR) means you can ask IELTS to recheck your score if you think it is wrong or too low. You can do this for one part or all parts, Listening, Reading, Writing, or Speaking.

Mostly no. Most universities, employers, or immigration offices don't accept expired IELTS score. You will need to take the test again.

The IELTS score is valid for only 2 years because your English skills can change over time. IELTS authorities wants to make sure your language level is still current when you use the score for study, work, or visa.

Yes, a non-refundable registration fee is applicable during the counselling process. The amount and payment details will be mentioned in the official counselling notification.

Not all. Some universities or visa offices may not accept scores from a One Skill Retake. Before booking, always check with the university or the organisation you are applying to.

Yes, you will get a new Test Report Form (TRF) after IELTS One Skill Retake. It will show your new score for the skill you retook and the same old scores for the other three parts. It will also show your new overall band score.

You can take the One Skill Retake once per full test. That means, after your IELTS test, you can choose one skill to retake one time. If you want to try again, you need to do the full IELTS test.

You can send your IELTS scores to up to 5 universities for free when you book your test or before the results are released. If you want to send to more places after that, you have to pay a fee for each extra copy.

If you lose your IELTS TRF, test centre will not give another original to you. But they can send a copy to a university or visa office if you request it.

Your test centre will post it to your address, or sometimes you can pick it up in person. For paper-based test, TRF is ready in 13 days. For computer-based, it is available in 3 to 5 days.