IELTS-Blog

IELTS is getting to be a very popular English language test. It has been around for almost 20 years and in the last year more than one million people gained IELTS certificates for further education, employment or immigration purposes. The official IELTS site even says that because of the huge numbers of candidates in China, India, Australia, UK and Pakistan, IELTS became the most popular international English language test in the world!

Slowly but surely IELTS finds its way into USA - just recently another 57 universities joined the list of many others already recognizing IELTS in the States. This year more IELTS Test Centers will open in USA to meet the growing demand for IELTS exams.

UK has accepted IELTS as the official English test for immigration purposes and IELTS band score can be translated into equivalent Cambridge ESOL Certificate of corresponding level.

China has opened its borders to IELTS, and Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT) was the first school in People?s Republic of China to recognize IELTS ? surely others will follow and it?s just a matter of time.

Time moves really slow when you are waiting for your IELTS test result. I was browsing the net (well, what else is new ) when I came across some great links. These are the links that let you check online your IELTS results. Unfortunately, only 3 countries have such a service - click on the link to find out your IELTS result.

India

Iran

Nepal

And then there this British Council site where you can check your results, but they say that it includes IELTS candidates from “selected test centres only” - anyway, try your luck!

Click here to check your IELTS results online

If you know of any other country where IELT results are available online, please let me know and I will add the link here for everyone to enjoy. Write to info@IELTS-Blog.com or just leave a comment on this post.

Another useful link takes us to IELTS official site, where you can check where IELTS result is recognized in your country. Here it is:

Who recognizes IELTS exam in your country