Question 1

How is IELTS on computer different from IELTS on paper?

Accepted Answer

If you’ve done IELTS before, you might know the paper test. So, what about the computer test? The order of IELTS on computer is different. It starts with Listening, then Reading, and finally Writing but instead of writing your answers on paper, you will type them on a computer.
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Question 2

What is the fee for IELTS in Australia?

Accepted Answer

The cost for an IELTS test in Australia is AUD$410.00. The price for the test is the same whether you take IELTS General Training or IELTS Academic. It's also the same whether you do IELTS on computer or paper. There is no separate registration fee or payment processing fee. There is also no late payment fee.
*Note that in some regional areas the test fee can be higher.

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Question 3

Is the IELTS Test Report Form (TRF) the same?

Accepted Answer

Yes, whether you do IELTS on computer or paper, your Test Report Form is the same. Additionally, IELTS is accepted by over 11,000 universities, government bodies, and organisations around the world. So, if you need IELTS for study or migration, you know that your scores are accepted.
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Question 4

How can I check my IELTS on computer score?

Accepted Answer

If you have taken the IELTS on computer, we’ll release your scores 2-5 days after your test date. You can check your results online. Additionally, sometimes you can get your IELTS results through SMS. If you want to know if this option is available, please check with your Test Centre before your results are released. Your IELTS Test Centre will send you your Test Report Form (TRF) to your postal address.

Question 5

Is the computerised test easier than the paper test?

Accepted Answer

Because the content is the same, the level of difficulty for both the computer and the paper test are the same. In addition, neither test is easier than the other because the scoring for all sections is also the same. However, some test takers did find IELTS on computer easier because of the comfort level. Also, people who use computers phones more for typing in their daily lives would rather take the IELTS on computer, than write on paper.
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