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IELTS India to end paper-based tests

New Delhi: The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) will transition completely to a computer-based format from September 2026, ending paper-based testing after August.Candidates who still prefer the paper-based format will have three final opportunities to take the test, with exams scheduled on July 25, August 6 and August 22, this year, announced IDP Education, co-owner of the IELTS.The move is aimed at providing greater flexibility, faster results and a more convenient testin…

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IELTS India to end paper-based tests
New Delhi: The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) will transition completely to a computer-based format from September 2026, ending paper-based testing after August.Candidates who still prefer the paper-based format will have three final opportunities to take the test, with exams scheduled on July 25, August 6 and August 22, this year, announced IDP Education, co-owner of the IELTS.The move is aimed at providing greater flexibility, faster results and a more convenient testin…
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