Remark Success rate
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My friend got his computerised result today and result in not favourable. They are not increasing marking in computerised reval. I wish, your result should be a ray of hope for us.Yes, I am confident about my writing but the problem is that it was a computer delivered test, and I am yet to see anyone getting a positive EOR in Computer delivered test.
Lets hope for the best.
Hello guys .
Hope you all ready doing great.
My results today-- l/r/w/s - 9/8.5/7.5/ 7
Bc (New Delhi )
Do you suggest going for another test or apply for revaluation on my speaking ?
What's the siccsuc rate of speaking increasing from 7 to 7.5 ? Any ideas would be welcome.
Hope you all ready doing great.
My results today-- l/r/w/s - 9/8.5/7.5/ 7
Bc (New Delhi )
Do you suggest going for another test or apply for revaluation on my speaking ?
What's the siccsuc rate of speaking increasing from 7 to 7.5 ? Any ideas would be welcome.
Guys I have something to share here. I usually do not involve myself in online forum discussions but I thought my story will definitely help you take the right decision.
I gave my IELTS on 29th September in Chennai, India and these were my marks
L - 9
R - 9
S - 8.5
W - 7
I sulked badly. It was disheartening to see that I missed the CLB 10 by just 0.5 in writing. My CRS stood at 438. A 7.5 in writing would yield 3 more points and my CRS would shoot up to 441 and my chances of getting an ITA would increase. I decided to submit an enquiry on results. And to justify my decision, let me give you a brief backgroundI. I have strong bounds with the English language and my entire education till today has been in English. I studied in an Anglo-Indian School where children were punished if they spoke in any language other than English. I have enacted in multiple shakespeare plays too. I went on to study engineering in a Christian university in Chennai, which too was heavily influenced by English.
And icing on the cake were my TOEFL results. I gave my TOEFL just 15 days before I gave my IELTS (Because my ultimate goal is to attain higher education in Canada) and ironically I scored 117/120! That boosted my confidence to apply for a revaluation for IELTS.
I received my revaluation result today (16 Nov) and these are my results.
R - 9
L- 9
S- 8.5
W - 7.5
Hell yeah! Euphoria just struck me! My CLB level is now 10 and my CRS as of today stands at 441! A ray of hope again!
To conclude, my point is I read tons of online discussions by people with such similar dilemmas. My suggestion would be to go for it if you are confident. If you truly believe you performed well and if you have a proven history with the language, there should no second thoughts. I feel that the examiners specially in countries like India are too inclined towards the rules and hence do not tend to capture the nuances in one's writing abilities. English is just a language at the end of the day. Everyone communicates their thoughts in their own unique way.
That being said, I would say that IELTS is definitely not the best way to test the ability of one's language skills. I mean c'mon! I was able to score high in listening and reading because I am an engineer and have given plenty of exams and I am accustomed to work under pressure. I wonder how well the Queen of England will perform in such a situation!
I gave my IELTS on 29th September in Chennai, India and these were my marks
L - 9
R - 9
S - 8.5
W - 7
I sulked badly. It was disheartening to see that I missed the CLB 10 by just 0.5 in writing. My CRS stood at 438. A 7.5 in writing would yield 3 more points and my CRS would shoot up to 441 and my chances of getting an ITA would increase. I decided to submit an enquiry on results. And to justify my decision, let me give you a brief backgroundI. I have strong bounds with the English language and my entire education till today has been in English. I studied in an Anglo-Indian School where children were punished if they spoke in any language other than English. I have enacted in multiple shakespeare plays too. I went on to study engineering in a Christian university in Chennai, which too was heavily influenced by English.
And icing on the cake were my TOEFL results. I gave my TOEFL just 15 days before I gave my IELTS (Because my ultimate goal is to attain higher education in Canada) and ironically I scored 117/120! That boosted my confidence to apply for a revaluation for IELTS.
I received my revaluation result today (16 Nov) and these are my results.
R - 9
L- 9
S- 8.5
W - 7.5
Hell yeah! Euphoria just struck me! My CLB level is now 10 and my CRS as of today stands at 441! A ray of hope again!
To conclude, my point is I read tons of online discussions by people with such similar dilemmas. My suggestion would be to go for it if you are confident. If you truly believe you performed well and if you have a proven history with the language, there should no second thoughts. I feel that the examiners specially in countries like India are too inclined towards the rules and hence do not tend to capture the nuances in one's writing abilities. English is just a language at the end of the day. Everyone communicates their thoughts in their own unique way.
That being said, I would say that IELTS is definitely not the best way to test the ability of one's language skills. I mean c'mon! I was able to score high in listening and reading because I am an engineer and have given plenty of exams and I am accustomed to work under pressure. I wonder how well the Queen of England will perform in such a situation!
Hello folks,
I have appeared three times in BC IELTS GT USA, below are my scores:
Sept 2018 - USA NY - LRWS: 8.0, 7.5, 6.5, 7.5 - I knew that I made a blunder in Writing module; so I did not think about rechecking.
Oct 2018 - USA NY - LRWS: 9.0, 6.5, 8.5, 7.0 - Yes, I scored 8.5 in Writing, even that shocked me. I have never seen anyone getting 8.5 in Writing.
Nov 2018 - USA PA - LRWS: 8.5, 8.5, 6.5, 7.5 - This time, I used the same techniques what I used in Oct 2018 exam.
What would you guys suggest me to do? Should I go for EOR? Please reply.
Thanks
I have appeared three times in BC IELTS GT USA, below are my scores:
Sept 2018 - USA NY - LRWS: 8.0, 7.5, 6.5, 7.5 - I knew that I made a blunder in Writing module; so I did not think about rechecking.
Oct 2018 - USA NY - LRWS: 9.0, 6.5, 8.5, 7.0 - Yes, I scored 8.5 in Writing, even that shocked me. I have never seen anyone getting 8.5 in Writing.
Nov 2018 - USA PA - LRWS: 8.5, 8.5, 6.5, 7.5 - This time, I used the same techniques what I used in Oct 2018 exam.
What would you guys suggest me to do? Should I go for EOR? Please reply.
Thanks
Essay is not about format only. You should be on topic and follow proper format if you have done both pls go for eor it will definately work
Thanks for the frisk response - when I said I used the same techniques what I used in last exam; I meant with the format and the topic.
I believe its BC +IDP in US, there are no specific british council centers in america.
Hello Milapt,
I have applied for EOR for Writing as I was expecting band equal to or more than 7. I appeared from BC George Brown College, Barrie, Canada. What are the odds of getting the band changed to 7. Did u get the rise in band after EOR. Please reply, thanks in advance
Hi guys,
I have been following this forum since i applied for EOR.
I would like to share my experience.
My result (British council) was LRWS: 7.5,7,5,7.5
then i applied for EOR for writing on Nov. 9 and i got my updated result today(Nov. 16): writing 5 to 6.
I have been following this forum since i applied for EOR.
I would like to share my experience.
My result (British council) was LRWS: 7.5,7,5,7.5
then i applied for EOR for writing on Nov. 9 and i got my updated result today(Nov. 16): writing 5 to 6.