I recently got overall 8 (L-8.5, R-8.5, W-7, S-7) in my IELTS academic test thanks to the awesome guidance of Alex and Jay. I got it in the first attempt which is why I am so happy. The weekly mock writing sessions with Alex and speaking tips of Jay were super helpful. I love you guys, I love E2 language. Keep up the good work 💯💙
@@mn00004 Make your typing speed and accuracy better. I had to struggle in my writing section as I didn't take this seriously. If you don't practice well enough, you will find yourself correcting the spellings again and again which happened to me in the writing section; and it kills your time a lot. Reading part is actually better in computer delivered format. For listening section, you need to practice listening and typing at the same time. It might be a little tricky sometimes specially if you don't get used to it but it's not that hard either.
summary 1. you get a pen and paper 2. there is a suite of on-screen tools 3. you can move around between sections 4. no need to count words 5. there's a timer on the screen 6. you don't get 10 extra minutes in listening (cuz for paper based test, the 10 minutes is for transferring answers to answer sheet ) 7. All capitals ? NO ! 8. you get headphones 9. no official break 10. the speaking test is not on the computer hope this helps
@@jessicabeca1234 speaking will be either through a high definition video call with an ielts examiner or can be in person ( face to face speaking with an ielts examiner)
Your tips and advices were just purely phenomenal. Thank you. Got an overall 8.5 band (Listening 8.5 | Speaking 8.5 | Reading 8.5 | Writing 7.5) on computer based general ielts.
Hi jay, Alex🖐 I got my Academic Ielts result today. Overall band score 8 L- 8.5, W- 7, R- 7, S- 8.5 Thanks to Jay and Alex. Your Classes are amazing and did help me a lot to achieve this score.🥰👍
In my first attempt I got a 6 in the writing module.After that I watched Jay's videos on academic writing tasks and finally got a 7! Thank you so so much Jay!You're a great teacher! I hope you see this and know how you're helping people around the world with your amazing teaching methods!
I just took the IELTS General and got 8.5 overall (L-8, R-9, W-9, S-8.5). Just want to come back here and say a big thanks to Jay and Alex. I watched your videos before taking the test and they were super helpful! Keep up the good work, you guys are awesome!
I did the computer base test last year but on Reading Part, I could not highlighted at all, what I had to do was Control+F to find the key word from questions on passages.
My score improved by .5 with the computer based tests. It was a better experience. Yet, for a first time, the first test being listening, there is a possibility of fumbling and losing track, if practice is not done on a computer.
I was so confused between these two options of IELTS. Thank you so much for clearing my mind and answering almost all the questions I had. Love to Jay and Alex.
Hi E2IELTS, today I received my results of the computer delivered IELTS. Thank God! I got L-8, W,S,R-7 and it’s exactly the result I wanted. Thank you so much for all the tips. Especially I should say the mock tests help immensely. They take away most of the fear we have inside us and make us comfortable for the real exam. The mock tests of yours are really just like the same as the real test. Thank you again and again. I had the exam in Macquarie University, Sydney. I should say that the speaking test was really shorter than it earlier was. If anyone is attempting the exam there, please bear that in mind. Another thing I want to say is do a lot of practice for listening and reading and that’ll take you there where you want to be in. I have Cambridge books from 1-10. I could give them to anyone who wants. They give you a lot of practice. I wish all those who are out there practicing for the exam to achieve their targets without hassle. God bless you all.
Really really grateful for this channel and it's content. I recently sat for a computer-delivered academic IELTS exam and got an 8.5 band (Listening and reading-9 each, speaking -8, Writing-7) on my very first attempt. E2 videos were the only resource that I used and they were a godsend IMO. I'd advise all IELTS aspirants to watch these, especially the ones on writing.
@@huzischannel Hello. Here's a link to the thread I wrote on how I prepared for my IELTS exam: twitter.com/SheaButter94/status/1195981104605540352?s=19 Yeah, the videos on this channel are enough. But you should get your writing checked by someone IMO. I didn't do that but I'd definitely recommend it.
Hie I'm from Zimbabwe I got my results today I took a computer based test and got an overall band 7.0 I'm so happy thank you Jay and Alex for the guidance
Hey sis I’m from South Africa and I’ve booked for my test already so I’ll be going for it on month end. I’m scared so please tell me about your experience, was it difficult??
Thank you for the effort you guys input into your lessons. I wasn't fortunate enough to pay for the premium version of your classes but the free package was a great help. Had a band 7.5 for my IELTS General Test. I know if i could go for the premium package my results would definitely been better. Thanks again 👍.
Thank you for this video. I am considering taking the computer-based test instead of the paper-based test precisely because I feel I write (and think) quicker on a keyboard and that would avoid handwriting problems and the absurdity of counting words...Writing on the computer has become second nature, however all materials I have for IELTS are for the paper-based test, I am afraid I would not be able to train properly for the computer-based one
Just got my IELTS results this morning. Scored an overall 8.5 (L:9, R: 8.5, W:7, S:8.5). Literally watched every video by Jay a night before the test. Thanks a lot Jay! To anyone searching for the perfect content to prepare for your IELTS exam, look no further. Jay got you. PS- I took the computer based academic IELTS exam
@@vishalsehgal1105 thank you so much for letting me know bro. I am grateful to you, Can you please share the tips and strategies that you had followed during and before exam. This will be a great help for us, god will also blessed you for this and you achieve lot of success.
@@mn00004 I've never had problems with English as a language since I studied in an international school so the test wasn't too challenging for me. All I needed was getting familiarized with the test pattern and tips on constructing an essay for the writing bit. I'd recommend to watch Jay's videos on every part of the test and also the video where he does the entire test. Again, I've never had any difficulties with English as a language so I'm probably not the best person to suggest or give tips for the exam. Good luck though!
i wish i knew that you guys have mock test so i would have done all my practice with you, your classes are great so i am sure your mock test is great too !
Hey Thanks a lot Jay. Recently got my result (L-9,R-7,W-7,S-7) . Only followed your videos and classes. Really Happy with the result. Will recommend everyone to follow only him
One thing I always ask myself is about the band teachers get when they take the IELTS test. I believe every single teacher who focuses on the IELTS test has already taken the test at least once. I never see any of them talking about their results, though. Alex, Jay, please, tell us your band score just to add more trust in your students!
Hi, I'm here to inform that i will be able to get my desire band and go to the country i want to further my study thanks to E2 language. I'm really grateful that E2 language exists and i be able to encounter good teachers like you guys. Thankyou very much ☺ . GBU ☺🙏
Thanks for helping me decide as to what should I give my test on. I think I am gonna stick to computer based as I was having trouble deciding it. Gonna practice and work on my weaknesses. I hope I will be able to get 7 band minimum but you never know. Even though I think I am a fluent speaker, anything can happen. Fingers Crossed.
Hi, thank you for the video. Please can the answers in listening and reading be written in Capitals or they have to follow the capitalization rule like the writing section?
Why "paper based" do not get headphone's on listening test / Reading ? It would be helpfull in test to listen more clearly and also read paragraph out loud.... IELTS == business == f..king pressure for going to aboard to study.
Jay, I love you. I scored straight 8 in Speaking in my last three IELTS General attempts! The last result was out on Friday the 6th Dec, 2019 and these were my scores: L- 9 R- 7.5 W- 7.5 S- 8 Thank you so much in particular for the Speaking and Writing results as your videos were my primary source of information. Excellent techniques. God bless you and thanks again!
Hey Guys!!! Thank you so much for such a detailed information!!! I'm gonna take an exam on a computer at the first time so I was really nervous about my exam. But thanks you two I was able to know all ins and outs of the computer-based test!!!🤗🤗🤗 And you mentioned that we can highlight words in a screen right? Does it work everywhere? Or does the highlight system exist only in sophisticated exam centers? Thank you in advance guys!🔝
Hi, Jay. Today I got my results of Academic IELTS. I got 7 on Writing thanks to you. I used your advice and structures on both Task1 and Task2. I just wanna thank you. You are the best teacher👍
Hi! I love your videos, they’re really educational! I would like to ask you, if you know, if there is an undo option in the writing part of the test? When, for example, the examinee accidentally delete their text, is it possible to bring it back somehow? Like in Word Office ?
Hi Jay, quick question: I am planning to take CBT, so can I use capitals for listening and small letter for reading? Writing off course the regular format.
Hi Gagandeep Kaur, I am also looking forward to sit the test by next month. I am not sure how to prepare for the exam so can you please tell me how you prepared for it? Was it an online portal like ILETSNinja, British Council, etc. I never encountered with anyone who is preparing for this exam so that i can get the insights. Please guide me here!!
1. You get a pen and paper 2. There is a suite of on-screen tools. - Change the font size. - Change the background. - Take note on the screen. - You can highlight on the screen. 3. You can move around within sections. 4. No need to count words. 5. There is a timer on the screen. 6. You don't get the extra 10 mins in the listening test. 7. ALL CAPITALS? NO! 8. You get headphones. 9. No official break. 10. The speaking test is not on a computer.
I am here to Thanks Jay since because of his videos and tips i have secured L 7, R 7.5, W 6.5, S 7 and Overall 7. I have watched all the video he made and provided here free of cost and i was able to achieve this score in 1st attempt. I have given computer delivered test on 10/10/20 @ Edinburgh, and I'm from Pakistan Thanks again E2 language and Jay❤
Hi Jay, thank for all your videos. It is really giving me a structure, in particular writing. One thing I need to ask is about to discuss both sides and opinion. How the structure should be?
I recently took my IELTS and I'm happy I chose to take the Computer-delivered test instead of the Paper-based. I got my results in two days and navigating through the entire exam was more manageable for the former! Thanks for the heads-up and tips, Jay and Alex! Warm greetings from the Philippines. 🇵🇭🙏
Thanks for the information about CD IELTS. I still few doubts please help me. 1. Can I write all caps in reading and listening test ? 2. Can I use [s] for singular plural confusion ?
Please help me in clearing few of my doubts because I have my exam in next week : 1. Are you sure they give 1 hour for both(were we have freedom to give more time to task-2) and not just 20 & 40 mins for Task-1&2 in computer based IELTS? 2. Can we type everything in Upper case(capital) letter in reading and listening for computer based IELTS? 3. Do they give short breaks after 1 module is over and before starting of another module? If yes, then for what duration? Those who have already gave computer based ielts in 2022, please help!!!
Hi jay! I love your videos, I’m taking the IELTS on October 23rd , I saw you mentioned no cap letters for writing, but what about reading and listening? Could we use cap letters to avoid thinking about punctuation on days countries names etc ? Thanks for your help
@@vikaskambhampati hi there, I used cap letters for both the listening and reading and my score was not affected 😎, so you can do it in all caps if you wish Greetings,
Trust me computer test are worst in India, as all their keyboards are old style desktop once. It’s very hard and sometime even few keys were getting stuck while typing the answers especially you will face this issue in listening and writing essay. I had given both type of IELTS test in IDP that is computer and paper based. So, I know now which one is better.
Hi there, I took an IELTS academic test recently, and managed to score a band 8(overall score). Thank you for all your hardwork. I really found your videos extremely beneficial. 😀
Thank you so much for all this information about the computer-based test. They are extremely helpful! Only one question though, can I use capital-letters for all the listening answers? Thank you!
So by all capital? No, does that also mean that we have to just write first alphabet capital and rest in small in listening and reading too? Because in reading and listening there is not much concern of punctuation but rather correct answer and correct spelling
great video, quick question can I use capitals in listening and reading test? this is to avoid any naming convention etc. Looking forward for your quick response
I live in a town and my speaking test was online, the guy was in a different place conducting my interview. So I got earphones and a microphone. My test was on paper and general English.
1. You get pen and paper 2. There is a suite of onscreen tools: change color change text size
use a highlighter 3. can move between sections (but not reading and writing) 4. no need to count words 5. there is a timer on screen 6. you don't get extra minutes 7. Don't write in capital letters 8. you get headphones 9. no bathroom breaks 10. speaking test is not on computer
Great information! Taking computer-based IETLS tomorrow for the first time (I did take it twice up until now several years ago, but those were paper-based ones).
The thing is everyone should decide based on their typing skills. If you can't type 50 words in a minute, you're not used with a UK type board and you aren't sure for the quality of computers on the test centre than don't go for that?
Thanks for the videos. In the General Training Reading, I want to confirm if we can move around between any of the 5 passages ! You said its possible and the example you gave are for listening and writing but within reading (5 passages) can we still do that in CBT?
Thank you for that video, but i could find that the only challenge is the listening test as in case of straight writing so spilling could challenge especially in big words
I only have one more doubt...in the computer test, are candidates provided also with the question physical paper? For example for the reading, do they give us also the paper or we can only read the text on the computer?
I love to appear in IELTS again, but I think, my personal suggestion, to give at least 60-100 seconds to recheck all answers like paper-based there are 5 min after each section, to check answers again.
I just want to say thanks to you sir,your tips for IELTS was really helpful for me,especially in reading.I got 7 overall in the exam😍.I couldn't have scored 7 for my reading without your help.
Thank you guys for your advice! I'm going to take the computer-delivered test and I wanna know if I can use all capital letters in the listening section
Does headphone really help blocking keyboard clicking sound from around? That's my ONLY concern for Computer based. I am quite sensitive to sounds around.
Thank you! I've been watching E2's videos for a few days and I had the feeling that Alex resembles someone I've seen. Until I read this comment of course. She does indeed look like Janet from The good place.
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I recently got overall 8 (L-8.5, R-8.5, W-7, S-7) in my IELTS academic test thanks to the awesome guidance of Alex and Jay. I got it in the first attempt which is why I am so happy. The weekly mock writing sessions with Alex and speaking tips of Jay were super helpful. I love you guys, I love E2 language. Keep up the good work 💯💙
Hi, do we have the model essay with the structure of discuss both views from E2 language? I can not find one on TH-cam😔 please help me
Computer based or paper based?
@@mn00004 computer based
@@samitkhan6099 please share any tips for computer based IELTS
@@mn00004 Make your typing speed and accuracy better. I had to struggle in my writing section as I didn't take this seriously. If you don't practice well enough, you will find yourself correcting the spellings again and again which happened to me in the writing section; and it kills your time a lot. Reading part is actually better in computer delivered format. For listening section, you need to practice listening and typing at the same time. It might be a little tricky sometimes specially if you don't get used to it but it's not that hard either.
summary
1. you get a pen and paper
2. there is a suite of on-screen tools
3. you can move around between sections
4. no need to count words
5. there's a timer on the screen
6. you don't get 10 extra minutes in listening (cuz for paper based test, the 10 minutes is for transferring answers to answer sheet )
7. All capitals ? NO !
8. you get headphones
9. no official break
10. the speaking test is not on the computer
hope this helps
Nice
@@Rideandstory02 lol nai degi
Can we use all capital letters for reading and listening in computer based test.
Thanks. I just wanted to know about the speaking section.
@@jessicabeca1234 speaking will be either through a high definition video call with an ielts examiner or can be in person ( face to face speaking with an ielts examiner)
Your tips and advices were just purely phenomenal. Thank you. Got an overall 8.5 band (Listening 8.5 | Speaking 8.5 | Reading 8.5 | Writing 7.5) on computer based general ielts.
sir, are we allowed to use paper to use them for listening, if we are worrying about not catching up the sound .
Hi jay, Alex🖐
I got my Academic Ielts result today. Overall band score 8
L- 8.5, W- 7, R- 7, S- 8.5
Thanks to Jay and Alex.
Your Classes are amazing and did help me a lot to achieve this score.🥰👍
Woohoo!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Computer based or Paper based?
@@mn00004 Paper based.
Did you take classes online with E2 ?? Or just help from TH-cam ??
hi did you by any chance take the exam in india ? wondering if they really provide a paper and pencil for each module?
In my first attempt I got a 6 in the writing module.After that I watched Jay's videos on academic writing tasks and finally got a 7! Thank you so so much Jay!You're a great teacher! I hope you see this and know how you're helping people around the world with your amazing teaching methods!
Could please tell me about the typing speed? Whats the minimum requirement of typing speed for PC based IELTS TEST?
I just took the IELTS General and got 8.5 overall (L-8, R-9, W-9, S-8.5). Just want to come back here and say a big thanks to Jay and Alex. I watched your videos before taking the test and they were super helpful! Keep up the good work, you guys are awesome!
Writing 9? You are Awesome..
that's an impressive score, how long did you prepare for it?
Writing 9 are you serious
Thank you! This was a very useful way of clarifying the doubts I had about the computer-based IELTS and feel confident about choosing this format.
I did the computer base test last year but on Reading Part, I could not highlighted at all, what I had to do was Control+F to find the key word from questions on passages.
Hi I have the test next week can you enlight me plz?
How did it go?@@sanojackbrian8598
My score improved by .5 with the computer based tests. It was a better experience. Yet, for a first time, the first test being listening, there is a possibility of fumbling and losing track, if practice is not done on a computer.
Hi jay . U r my first teacher about IELTS . I got bands (7,6.5,7,6.5) overall 7 ... thank u jay🤗
Hello you had gave cdt or paper base
@@ashitapurani2805 paper based test...
Hey jay..thnku for the tips I got 9 in my listening and 8.5 in speaking
Computer based or Paper based?
You should have got 9.5 if you did correct spelling
I don't believe u firstly learn how to write😂😅 damn homie
@@thangdinh4550 ikr! lmao.
I was so confused between these two options of IELTS. Thank you so much for clearing my mind and answering almost all the questions I had. Love to Jay and Alex.
Which one you have chosen? How was that?
Hey Alex and Jay you are an inspiration. I scored CLB 9 L-8,R-7.5,S-7.5 & W-7.5 watching your Videos! Keep up the good work. Cheers
Aspire Canada have you attended coaching classes or prepared at home with all the TH-cam’ers tricks and tips?
hi can u tell if u gave computer- delivered and where did u practice writing frm ?
Hi E2IELTS, today I received my results of the computer delivered IELTS. Thank God! I got L-8, W,S,R-7 and it’s exactly the result I wanted. Thank you so much for all the tips. Especially I should say the mock tests help immensely. They take away most of the fear we have inside us and make us comfortable for the real exam. The mock tests of yours are really just like the same as the real test. Thank you again and again.
I had the exam in Macquarie University, Sydney. I should say that the speaking test was really shorter than it earlier was. If anyone is attempting the exam there, please bear that in mind.
Another thing I want to say is do a lot of practice for listening and reading and that’ll take you there where you want to be in. I have Cambridge books from 1-10. I could give them to anyone who wants. They give you a lot of practice.
I wish all those who are out there practicing for the exam to achieve their targets without hassle. God bless you all.
Hi dear if it is possible for can u email me all books
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What plaform you used for practice?
I feel so comfortable about the idea of a computer-delivered test after seeing this video.
Were you given pen and paper
Really really grateful for this channel and it's content. I recently sat for a computer-delivered academic IELTS exam and got an 8.5 band (Listening and reading-9 each, speaking -8, Writing-7) on my very first attempt. E2 videos were the only resource that I used and they were a godsend IMO. I'd advise all IELTS aspirants to watch these, especially the ones on writing.
Amazing scores, Inza! Congrats to you 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
How did you prepare? Are the videos available on this channel enough for the entire preparation?
@@huzischannel Hello. Here's a link to the thread I wrote on how I prepared for my IELTS exam: twitter.com/SheaButter94/status/1195981104605540352?s=19
Yeah, the videos on this channel are enough. But you should get your writing checked by someone IMO. I didn't do that but I'd definitely recommend it.
In Listening and Reading test, would you used ALL CAPITAL LETTERS or used both Capital and small letters? Kindly, let me know. Regards.
@@mn00004 No, don't use all caps or all small letters. Only capitalize the proper nouns. The rest of it should be in lower case.
Hie I'm from Zimbabwe I got my results today I took a computer based test and got an overall band 7.0 I'm so happy thank you Jay and Alex for the guidance
Hey sis I’m from South Africa and I’ve booked for my test already so I’ll be going for it on month end. I’m scared so please tell me about your experience, was it difficult??
Hey im from zim too and can i have tips on computer based. Im looking to write the test next week
Thank you for the effort you guys input into your lessons. I wasn't fortunate enough to pay for the premium version of your classes but the free package was a great help. Had a band 7.5 for my IELTS General Test. I know if i could go for the premium package my results would definitely been better.
Thanks again 👍.
Am I the only one, who notice Jay's happy face when he is with Alex? BTW excellent channel. Love you Guys.
i think they are husband wife.... that's just my guess.... correct me if i am wrong
Who wouldn't be happy to be side by side with such a wonderful woman like Alex? 😉
They are colleagues
They are colleagues I guess!
Couldn't agree more!
Thank you for this video. I am considering taking the computer-based test instead of the paper-based test precisely because I feel I write (and think) quicker on a keyboard and that would avoid handwriting problems and the absurdity of counting words...Writing on the computer has become second nature, however all materials I have for IELTS are for the paper-based test, I am afraid I would not be able to train properly for the computer-based one
Yeh there is not much out there from IELTS official. That’s why we made our Computer-delivered Mock Test 👍
Just got my IELTS results this morning. Scored an overall 8.5 (L:9, R: 8.5, W:7, S:8.5). Literally watched every video by Jay a night before the test. Thanks a lot Jay! To anyone searching for the perfect content to prepare for your IELTS exam, look no further. Jay got you.
PS- I took the computer based academic IELTS exam
In Listening and Reading test, would you used ALL CAPITAL LETTERS or used both Capital and small letters? Kindly, let me know. Regards.
@@mn00004 since I took the computer based exam, I used upper and lowercase letters as normal capitalization. The same was for the writing bit.
@@vishalsehgal1105 thank you so much for letting me know bro. I am grateful to you, Can you please share the tips and strategies that you had followed during and before exam. This will be a great help for us, god will also blessed you for this and you achieve lot of success.
@@mn00004 I've never had problems with English as a language since I studied in an international school so the test wasn't too challenging for me. All I needed was getting familiarized with the test pattern and tips on constructing an essay for the writing bit. I'd recommend to watch Jay's videos on every part of the test and also the video where he does the entire test. Again, I've never had any difficulties with English as a language so I'm probably not the best person to suggest or give tips for the exam. Good luck though!
@@vishalsehgal1105 hello is computer based session is easy or hard than Paper based
i wish i knew that you guys have mock test so i would have done all my practice with you, your classes are great so i am sure your mock test is great too !
Hey Thanks a lot Jay. Recently got my result (L-9,R-7,W-7,S-7) . Only followed your videos and classes. Really Happy with the result. Will recommend everyone to follow only him
Thank you. I found answers to all my questions about computer based ielts
yeah
Can you please reduce the fee of mock test?
One thing I always ask myself is about the band teachers get when they take the IELTS test. I believe every single teacher who focuses on the IELTS test has already taken the test at least once. I never see any of them talking about their results, though. Alex, Jay, please, tell us your band score just to add more trust in your students!
Jay already mentioned before, L9, R9, W7.5, S9
@@ngocvietnammeuchannelredho7352 he was stuck at w7.5 three times, but when he appeared for 4th time, he got 8
that's interesting, i wonder what did he get marked down for in writing
Thank you for this, because I was really worried about the font and colour.
🙂
Hi, I'm here to inform that i will be able to get my desire band and go to the country i want to further my study thanks to E2 language. I'm really grateful that E2 language exists and i be able to encounter good teachers like you guys. Thankyou very much ☺ .
GBU ☺🙏
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Thanks for helping me decide as to what should I give my test on. I think I am gonna stick to computer based as I was having trouble deciding it. Gonna practice and work on my weaknesses. I hope I will be able to get 7 band minimum but you never know. Even though I think I am a fluent speaker, anything can happen. Fingers Crossed.
Hi, thank you for the video. Please can the answers in listening and reading be written in Capitals or they have to follow the capitalization rule like the writing section?
Why "paper based" do not get headphone's on listening test / Reading ? It would be helpfull in test to listen more clearly and also read paragraph out loud.... IELTS == business == f..king pressure for going to aboard to study.
[Imp Query] - In computer based IELTS, can we 'highlight text' in 'Listening questions' (and in reading questions - not the passage text) ?
Any suggestions @E2 or guys who have already given the exam?
@@planescape8877 I think you can. Check this video th-cam.com/video/qe32O5eeFik/w-d-xo.html
Jay, I love you.
I scored straight 8 in Speaking in my last three IELTS General attempts!
The last result was out on Friday the 6th Dec, 2019 and these were my scores:
L- 9
R- 7.5
W- 7.5
S- 8
Thank you so much in particular for the Speaking and Writing results as your videos were my primary source of information. Excellent techniques.
God bless you and thanks again!
👍🥳
Hey Guys!!!
Thank you so much for such a detailed information!!!
I'm gonna take an exam on a computer at the first time so I was really nervous about my exam. But thanks you two I was able to know all ins and outs of the computer-based test!!!🤗🤗🤗
And you mentioned that we can highlight words in a screen right?
Does it work everywhere? Or does the highlight system exist only in sophisticated exam centers?
Thank you in advance guys!🔝
I am relaxed now. I was worried about computer based Ielts. Thanks guys
Thanks for your videos they've helped me get a 7.5! Cheers
What plaform did you use to practice?
Hi, Jay. Today I got my results of Academic IELTS. I got 7 on Writing thanks to you. I used your advice and structures on both Task1 and Task2. I just wanna thank you. You are the best teacher👍
Hi! I love your videos, they’re really educational! I would like to ask you, if you know, if there is an undo option in the writing part of the test? When, for example, the examinee accidentally delete their text, is it possible to bring it back somehow? Like in Word Office ?
You guys are so friendly and I love the way you explain everything. Greetings
Hi Jay, quick question: I am planning to take CBT, so can I use capitals for listening and small letter for reading? Writing off course the regular format.
Thank you so much both of you. My exam is scheduled next week and these points are really helpful for me. Kudos
Hi Gagandeep Kaur,
I am also looking forward to sit the test by next month. I am not sure how to prepare for the exam so can you please tell me how you prepared for it? Was it an online portal like ILETSNinja, British Council, etc.
I never encountered with anyone who is preparing for this exam so that i can get the insights.
Please guide me here!!
1. You get a pen and paper
2. There is a suite of on-screen tools.
- Change the font size.
- Change the background.
- Take note on the screen.
- You can highlight on the screen.
3. You can move around within sections.
4. No need to count words.
5. There is a timer on the screen.
6. You don't get the extra 10 mins in the listening test.
7. ALL CAPITALS? NO!
8. You get headphones.
9. No official break.
10. The speaking test is not on a computer.
I am just here to thank you jay got my required bands in 1st triel just because of you❤️
Which is better for you, paper based test or computer? Thanks for answering
I have an IELTS test tomorrow and I prepared for it for 2-3 days only. I will let know of my results soon :D
How did it go
I completed my test 2 days ago. My speaking happened on Computer due to pandemic. High definition video conferencing.
I am here to Thanks Jay since because of his videos and tips i have secured L 7, R 7.5, W 6.5, S 7 and Overall 7. I have watched all the video he made and provided here free of cost and i was able to achieve this score in 1st attempt.
I have given computer delivered test on 10/10/20 @ Edinburgh, and I'm from Pakistan
Thanks again E2 language and Jay❤
Hi Jay, thank for all your videos. It is really giving me a structure, in particular writing. One thing I need to ask is about to discuss both sides and opinion. How the structure should be?
We have a video here: th-cam.com/video/o57euMOfcek/w-d-xo.html
and more in our course at E2Language.com 👍
I recently took my IELTS and I'm happy I chose to take the Computer-delivered test instead of the Paper-based. I got my results in two days and navigating through the entire exam was more manageable for the former! Thanks for the heads-up and tips, Jay and Alex! Warm greetings from the Philippines. 🇵🇭🙏
Congrats. In writing , computer also count space?
Hi. Have you taken the paper test before? You preferred the computer because you've written paper right?
"Using a program called Zoom..." Oh the good ol' days before Zoom took over our professional lives.....
Wow, why is it so late for me to find ur channel?
I have test tomorrow, wish me luck.
How did it go?
Test in 2 hours lol
@@Quiyum good luck bro
Hi jay...
Now the computer based IELTS speaking is done through VC...
Thanks for the information about CD IELTS. I still few doubts please help me.
1. Can I write all caps in reading and listening test ?
2. Can I use [s] for singular plural confusion ?
Hey did you find out regarding 1 ?
Please help me in clearing few of my doubts because I have my exam in next week :
1. Are you sure they give 1 hour for both(were we have freedom to give more time to task-2) and not just 20 & 40 mins for Task-1&2 in computer based IELTS?
2. Can we type everything in Upper case(capital) letter in reading and listening for computer based IELTS?
3. Do they give short breaks after 1 module is over and before starting of another module? If yes, then for what duration?
Those who have already gave computer based ielts in 2022, please help!!!
Hello jay and alex,
Can we write all capital in reading in Computer based Ielts?
This video was really helpful. Thanks guys.
Hi jay! I love your videos, I’m taking the IELTS on October 23rd , I saw you mentioned no cap letters for writing, but what about reading and listening? Could we use cap letters to avoid thinking about punctuation on days countries names etc ? Thanks for your help
+1
Please let us know the method you chose to answer the questions in listening and reading sections.
@@vikaskambhampati hi there,
I used cap letters for both the listening and reading and my score was not affected 😎, so you can do it in all caps if you wish
Greetings,
@@michaelromero2144 Thanks a ton.
I gave my Ielts test to apply for PR in Canada. I got 8 bands Overall. S: 8, L:9 R:8.5 W:7.5. I’m so happy
Computer Based or Paper Based?
Must reply 🙌
@@prabhsandhu5746 Computer based
How long did you prepare?
@@isaiaholuchi9221 Tbh Just a few days (6-7 days)
How about the practice tests? Which sites and materials did you use for the short period?
Trust me computer test are worst in India, as all their keyboards are old style desktop once. It’s very hard and sometime even few keys were getting stuck while typing the answers especially you will face this issue in listening and writing essay.
I had given both type of IELTS test in IDP that is computer and paper based. So, I know now which one is better.
You're so calm to watch
Please, may I ask to share CD mock test link? Thank you.
Hi there, I took an IELTS academic test recently, and managed to score a band 8(overall score). Thank you for all your hardwork. I really found your videos extremely beneficial. 😀
Thank you for explanation. If in page we select next bottom , it shift next page or close test ?
Thank you so much for all this information about the computer-based test. They are extremely helpful!
Only one question though, can I use capital-letters for all the listening answers? Thank you!
Hey did you figure this out ?
So by all capital? No, does that also mean that we have to just write first alphabet capital and rest in small in listening and reading too? Because in reading and listening there is not much concern of punctuation but rather correct answer and correct spelling
great video, quick question can I use capitals in listening and reading test? this is to avoid any naming convention etc. Looking forward for your quick response
+1
Tq for ur videos..i got overall 7 band in ielts cbt
I really hope I won't be stuck staring at the timer because it's right there where you can't hide it and check it when you need to
In the listing test, can you use the tab button to move to the next input field. Would be helpful for the fill in the blanks parts
For listening, do you get ~30 seconds to preview the questions for each section like the paper based test ?
Yep, you get lots of 30-second pauses just like in the paper test 👍
@@E2IELTS Great! This is the only question I'm struggling to find answers to!!
But i heard we don’t get time to read questions , the audio starts immediately as the test commences in first section , is it true ?
Is there any websites that helps me practice reading just like the computer based - I mean with highlighting and all ?
Now days speaking test is on video call as well at least in Dubai.
I live in a town and my speaking test was online, the guy was in a different place conducting my interview. So I got earphones and a microphone. My test was on paper and general English.
I have a very important question that I really want an answer for - Can I use the search function (ctrl F) in the reading section?
Unfortunately not!
Aight, taking the academic computer delivered test tomorrow.
How was that?
1. You get pen and paper
2. There is a suite of onscreen tools:
change color
change text size
use a highlighter
3. can move between sections (but not reading and writing)
4. no need to count words
5. there is a timer on screen
6. you don't get extra minutes
7. Don't write in capital letters
8. you get headphones
9. no bathroom breaks
10. speaking test is not on computer
Great information! Taking computer-based IETLS tomorrow for the first time (I did take it twice up until now several years ago, but those were paper-based ones).
What's result? How it was compared to PBT ?
Hw did it go
Good work guys, thanks very much
The thing is everyone should decide based on their typing skills. If you can't type 50 words in a minute, you're not used with a UK type board and you aren't sure for the quality of computers on the test centre than don't go for that?
Thanks for the videos. In the General Training Reading, I want to confirm if we can move around between any of the 5 passages ! You said its possible and the example you gave are for listening and writing but within reading (5 passages) can we still do that in CBT?
.1 Can you open tabs or browser in the exam.
2 can you use word or notepad apps?
Thank you for that video, but i could find that the only challenge is the listening test as in case of straight writing so spilling could challenge especially in big words
I have a question about the computer-delivered listening test. Is there a deduction in marks if the format is different eg. 6 - 8 pm and 6pm - 8pm?
I only have one more doubt...in the computer test, are candidates provided also with the question physical paper? For example for the reading, do they give us also the paper or we can only read the text on the computer?
Good afternoon, I am Beatriz from Spain, please I need to know how is the IElts exam in my computer at home....
Will there be an invigilator be there on zoom when you're taking a computer based test online at home?
I love to appear in IELTS again, but I think, my personal suggestion, to give at least 60-100 seconds to recheck all answers like paper-based there are 5 min after each section, to check answers again.
Hi, thanks for providing the valuable information. Does the Control + F feature enabled in the reading section?
Unfortunately not!
Hey...i got 7 in ielts..all thanks to jay and alex...!!!
Request for "Things You need to know about the computer-delivered IELTS Writing" ... please...thanks.
I just want to say thanks to you sir,your tips for IELTS was really helpful for me,especially in reading.I got 7 overall in the exam😍.I couldn't have scored 7 for my reading without your help.
Can we write all CAPS in Reading and Listening in Computer based test?
Do we can use keyboard function CTRL+F to find certain vocab on reading the screen on reading section?
Thanks for the tips. Best wishes ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you guys for your advice!
I'm going to take the computer-delivered test and I wanna know if I can use all capital letters in the listening section
Is it okay to write answers in Capital letters?
Hey Jay , I have a question
Can we use all capital letters for reading and listening in computer based ielts test ?
Does headphone really help blocking keyboard clicking sound from around? That's my ONLY concern for Computer based. I am quite sensitive to sounds around.
Janet (from the good place) and Draco Malfoy (my two favourites) are teaching english now. I LOVE IT!!!!
Thank you! I've been watching E2's videos for a few days and I had the feeling that Alex resembles someone I've seen. Until I read this comment of course. She does indeed look like Janet from The good place.
Can you answer reading and listening questions in capital letters?
Thanks that was Helpful