1. Part 1: Speaking & Writing (54–67 Minutes)

This is the longest section, testing your ability to communicate in an academic environment.

• Personal Introduction: Unscored, 25 seconds to prepare.
• Read Aloud: 6–7 questions.
• Repeat Sentence: 10–12 questions.
• Describe Image: 3–4 questions.
• Re-tell Lecture: 1–2 questions.
• Answer Short Question: 5–6 questions.
• Summarize Written Text: 1–2 questions (10 mins each).
• Essay Writing: 1–2 questions (20 mins each).

2. Part 2: Reading (29–30 Minutes)

The reading section uses integrated tasks to assess both comprehension and grammar.

Practice these at Reading Practice 1 or explore Reading Question Types.

3. Part 3: Listening (30–43 Minutes)

Questions are based on audio or video clips. You hear each clip only once.

• Summarize Spoken Text: 1–2 questions.
• Multiple Choice (Multiple/Single): 1–2 questions each.
• Listening Fill in the Blanks: 2–3 questions.
• Highlight Correct Summary: 1–2 questions.
• Select Missing Word: 1–2 questions.
• Highlight Incorrect Words: 2–3 questions.
• Write from Dictation: 3–4 questions.

4. Quick Format Resources