Urgent Question The authoritative scoring criteria for IELTS Listening and Reading are now

5 points (15-19 correct questions); points (20-22 correct questions); 6 points (23-25 correct questions); points (26-29 correct questions); 7 points (30-32 correct questions); points (33-35 correct questions); 8 points (36-37 correct questions); points (38-39 correct questions); 9 points (40 correct questions).

The listening score is as follows: 39-42 questions 9 points 37-38 questions 35-36 8 points 33-34 points 31-32 questions 7 points 28-30 questions 25-27 points 6 points 23-24 questions 20-22 5 points.

However, each test will multiply the score by a different difficulty factor depending on the difficulty of the test.

In fact, there is not much difference, and it is basically the above two criteria.

Hey......What's the use of remembering...

x 40 = y 9, use this formula to calculate and know how many questions to do (x is the number of questions to be correct, y is the ielts score you want, x calculates the decimal place, use the "head method", that is, as long as there are decimals, remove the decimals, and add 1 to the single digit).

This can be calculated as an approximate, you don't need to look at others, you can do it yourself.

Analyze the listening scoring criteria of Yapaisell.

1. In the listening section, one point is awarded for each correct answer.

For the first point, someone once analyzed the ratio of the first and second parts of each set of listening questions.

The third and fourth parts are simple, so the first.

More points will be deducted for mistakes in the third and fourth parts. I don't think this analysis is accurate enough. Because the IELTS Listening Scoring Standard clearly states that one point is awarded for each correct answer, the score for each question in each section is the same.

I suggest, especially for candidates with a relatively weak foundation, that the first and second parts should be used as scores'Focus. If the first two parts are guaranteed to be within 3-5 errors, and the last two parts are corrected by 5-8, then you can basically get 5-6 points. For candidates with a relatively high target score, the errors in the first two sections must be controlled within 3 as much as possible, and the errors in the last two sections must be controlled within 5, then the score will be easier.

If you want to get a score of 8 or above, you must ensure that you do not make mistakes in the first two parts in order to achieve your goal.

2. If the answer is English letters or numbers, you can only fill in the required number of letters or numbers. For example, if an answer asks for an English letter or number, you can only fill in one; If you provide more than one letter or number, the answer is considered wrong.