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IELTS Listening Test uses four recordings. You'll hear both conversations and solo talks. Different accents are included in recordings. Your job is simple. Listen well and answer questions. They ask you to match items and choose options.

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Yes, you are eligible to appear for the UPSC IAS Civil Services exam if you graduate with a B.Voc in Media Production as u meet the eligibility criteria which has citizenship, age and education from a recognised university and you are allowed a maximum of 6 attempts for UPSC exam.

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Practice makes the man perfect. It's true! Start practicing in front of the mirror and record your voice just like it will be done in the exam. This is the best method to gain confidence for the main day and to pick up your own mistakes and correct them, so that you do not make the same mistake on t

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The examiner has the right to stop you anywhere in between the exam. They must take care of the timings during the paper. Part 1 is strictly not for more than 5 minutes. Hence, they might stop you in between your answers to cover up the time. Because they have lots of candidates per day for the exam

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Gaining band 9 can be scoring as well as tricky. Nothing comes without hard work, if you are willing to score band 9 in speaking. You should have a good command of the language. Be practical! If you have trouble speaking English, focus on the language and not on the vocabulary.

Idioms and phrases are

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Language plays a major role in getting a good band in speaking. The way you speak, and answer questions says a lot about your performance. In fact, it is a separate parameter for marking in speaking module.

Grammar, vocabulary, fluency and intonation together talk about your speaking skills. If you u

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Writing on paper is allowed in the exam. In fact, is it advisable to make notes during your part 2 (cue card) section of the exam. Many times, students forget or do not write keywords and then while speaking forget about the important points.

Hence, it is advisable to make notes because after writing

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How should I prepare for the IELTS Speaking test?

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IELTS speaking is one of the easiest modules and indeed a scoring one. If you know the pattern of the paper well and timings allotted for each part, you are good to go. You might need the help of the trainer who would practice with you on each part of the speaking test.

Also keep in mind that you pra

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Yes, candidates need to pass Sharda University Admission Test to avail the scholarship benefits. It is an online test conducted by Sharda University. Students passing the test with 95% and above are offered 100% scholarship. Students can fill out the form for scholarship online on the official websi

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IELTS topics cover many parts of day to day life and personal experiences. Common topics are your hometown and your job or studies. It tests your English language proficiency and not your knowledge.

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