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1. Listening Module

Duration: 30 minutes (plus 10 minutes to transfer answers to the answer sheet)

Number of Questions: 40

Structure: Divided into 4 sections, with increasing difficulty.

Sections:

• Section 1:     10 Questions
  • A conversation between two people in a social context (e.g., booking a hotel).
  • Question Types: fill in the blanks
• Section 2:     10 Questions
  • A monologue in a social setting (e.g., a speech about local facilities).
  • Question Types: MCQs, Match the pairs, Diagram Labelling Questions, Multiple choice- choose two answers
• Section 3:     10 Questions
  • A conversation among multiple people in an academic or training context (e.g., discussing a project).
  • Question Types: MCQs, Match the pairs, Diagram Labelling Questions, Multiple choice- choose two answers
• Section 4:     10 Questions
  • A monologue on an academic subject (e.g., a lecture).
  • Question Types: fill in the blanks

2. Reading Module

Duration: 60 minutes

Number of Questions: 40

The reading syllabus differs for Academic and General Training versions:

Academic Reading:

There are 3 sections- Total 3 paragraphs

Section 1- 1 long paragraph: 13-14 Q

Section 2- 1 long paragraph: 13-14 Q

Section 3- 1 long paragraph: 13-14 Q

General Training Reading:

Section 1- 2 small paragraphs: 13-14 Q

Section 2- 2 small paragraphs: 13-14 Q

Section 3- 1 long paragraph: 13-14 Q

Questions Types

1. True, False, Not given
2. NB
3. Yes, No, Not given
4. Multiple choice questions
5. Match the headings
6. Answer in one word, two words, three words, to questions
7. Fill in the blanks
• Sentences completion
• Summary completion
• Flow chart completion
• Choose Synonyms

3. Writing Module

Duration: 60 minutes

Number of Tasks: 2 tasks (Task 1 and Task 2)

General Training Writing:

• Task 1 (20 minutes):
• Write a letter (formal, semi-formal, or informal) based on a given situation (e.g., requesting information, making a complaint).
• Word Count: At least 150 words.
• Task 2 (40 minutes):
• Write an essay responding to a point of view, problem, or argument.
• Word Count: At least 250 words.
• Focus: Everyday language and reasoning.

Academic Writing:

• Task 1 (20 minutes):
• Write a report summarizing and comparing data from a chart, graph, table, or diagram.
• Word Count: At least 150 words.
• Task 2 (40 minutes):
• Write an essay responding to an argument, problem, or opinion.
• Word Count: At least 250 words.
• Focus: Academic tone, clear structure, and logical arguments.

4. Speaking Module

Duration: 11–14 minutes

Structure: Divided into 3 parts.

Part 1: Introduction and Interview (4–5 minutes)

• General questions about the candidate’s background, interests, or daily life.
• Focus: Fluency in discussing familiar topics.

Part 2: Long Turn (3–4 minutes)

• Task: Candidate speaks for 1–2 minutes on a given topic (e.g., “Describe a place you enjoy visiting”).
• 1 minute is given to prepare notes.
• Focus: Ability to structure a response and elaborate on ideas.

Part 3: Discussion (4–5 minutes)

• Task: A two-way discussion on abstract or complex topics related to Part 2 (e.g., “What are the advantages of tourism?”).
• Focus: Analytical skills and ability to express and justify opinions.