mademoiselle21

I can't believe that I've taken IELTS for the 4th times and I keep getting 6.0 in the spoken part. I need a band of 7.0. I have the feeling that there is a discrepancy from the scorers. I got a good score with the listening, written and reading section except the spoken part. I believe that I did pretty good in the recent test including the spoken part. I am hesitant to request for a remarking because the fee would cost for another test. The test fee cost almost $300 in Canada. I am very discourage right now:o . Can anyone share me some tips to obtain the passing score in the speaking part? I would appreciate... Thank you

Congratulations, I'm happy for you:nurse:

I am an RN in the province of Ontario, Canada. I got the unofficial result of NCLEX RN and I passed! I cried with joy after a long hard work:balloons:.... I did only self- review and it worked for me...I took the time answering each question hoping that the computer shut off at 75 or before the 265 questions. I kept getting more questions until I ran out of time at 200 questions... The questions seemed getting harder and harder... I studied Kaplan, Saunders, Lippincott and Mosby's. I learned the strategies in answering questions...I was confident that I answered some of the questions correctly with the last 60 rule. But I wasn't sure if I passed because I ran out of time. It was so nerve-wrecking when I got the unofficial result on the site. I PASSED!!!!:beer: :balloons: Just to let you know guys that it is not impossible to pass even you ran out of time....