How many Points do I get??

[elbore]

Hey guys How many points can i get with the Following IELTS results:

Speaking 7.0
Reading 6.5
Writing 6.5
Listening 6.0

Thanks in advance

 

[canada1234]

Hey guys How many points can i get with the Following IELTS results:

Speaking 7.0 4 points
Reading 6.5 4 points Total = 14 points
Writing 6.5 4 points
Listening 6.0 2 points

Thanks in advance

 

[elbore]

Thanks a lot i really appreciate it.

 

[cooldoc80]

as i remember the speaking and writing results were always not fragmented ie they should be 5,6,7 without a half !!!

is it possible now that you get a 6.5 in speaking or writin??


i would be grateful if you could let me know

 

[hasnaat]

In writing that's possible to get a decimal value. for speaking i am not sure.

I got exactly the same Points as Elbore

Speaking 7.0
Reading 6.5
Writing 6.5
Listening 6.0

What a coincidence

 

[vernonmaxel]

hi guys!

appreciate it if you let me know my points:

Speaking 8.0
Reading 6.0
Listening 6.5
Writing 5.5

Thanks!!!

 

[Right]

hi guys!

appreciate it if you let me know my points:

Speaking 8.0 4points
Reading 6.0 2points
Listening 6.5 2points
Writing 5.5 2points
10 POINTS
Thanks!!!

 

[ozcan]

Hi guys,

Wow. You only need to get 7's and 6.5's to get full points for English. That's sounds very promising, under current Australian points test system you need to score 7 or above in each of the 4 sections of the IELTS test in order for you to claim extra poins , which means if you get 9,9,9,6.5 you would fail .Moreover, starting from July 2011 you would need to score 8.0 in each of the 4 sections of the IELTS test, which is crazy. I know for a fact that even some native English speakers won't be able to achieve that score and they expect someone from non-eglish speaking country to do it.

I think there will be a flood of applications from prospective immigrants once new points system is in palce.
Anyway, I am hoping to submit my application for Canadian PR in the next 12 months.

BTW, how do you convert your IELTS score into the actual points ?
Could someone provide a brief explation in a form of coversion table of some sort.


Thank you very much.

 

[Dr.Hasib]

Hi guys,

Wow. You only need to get 7's and 6.5's to get full points for English. That's sounds very promising, under current Australian points test system you need to score 7 or above in each of the 4 sections of the IELTS test in order for you to claim extra poins , which means if you get 9,9,9,6.5 you would fail .Moreover, starting from July 2011 you would need to score 8.0 in each of the 4 sections of the IELTS test, which is crazy. I know for a fact that even some native English speakers won't be able to achieve that score and they expect someone from non-eglish speaking country to do it.

I think there will be a flood of applications from prospective immigrants once new points system is in palce.
Anyway, I am hoping to submit my application for Canadian PR in the next 12 months.

BTW, how do you convert your IELTS score into the actual points ?
Could someone provide a brief explation in a form of coversion table of some sort.


Thank you very much.

If u r plannig to apply for canada PR in the next 12 months then do not sit for IELTS right now. According to latest changes applicants must sit for General training IELTS & it is valid for only 1 year.
points for IELTS:
Listening 7.5 = 4
Reading 6.5= 4
Writing 6.5=4
speaking 6.5=4
Total 16 points(highest)
Click on the following link to get more details
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG72.asp

 

[ozcan]

Hi Dr. Hasib,

I really appreciate your reply buddy.

Thanks for the tip about IELTS, but unfortunately i already had my IELTS and got 8's and 9's.
Well, i will need to do it again then, damn... I will need to pay the fee again

What's your story? Are you still waiting for your PR?

I can apply for Australian PR but prefer Canada. It's much bigger, plus closer to the US. But most importantly people are a lot more friendlier than in Australia.

 

[Dr.Hasib]

Hi Dr. Hasib,

I really appreciate your reply buddy.

Thanks for the tip about IELTS, but unfortunately i already had my IELTS and got 8's and 9's.
Well, i will need to do it again then, damn... I will need to pay the fee again

What's your story? Are you still waiting for your PR?

I can apply for Australian PR but prefer Canada. It's much bigger, plus closer to the US. But most importantly people are a lot more friendlier than in Australia.

i applied on 15 oct 2010 as a dentist....dont know how long i have to wait