Computer-Delivered IELTS

IELTS computer-delivered test is now being offered in Malaysia. Currently the test will only be held at Subang Jaya and Kuala Lumpur. Please note that you will still be able to complete a paper-based format IELTS test if you prefer.

The test will be held on selected days and registration will close four days before the test date, subject to availability of places.

Great news! CD-IELTS is now available on weekend's at IDP Kuala Lumpur starting from February 2020 onwards.

The Feb dates are 2 Feb, 9 Feb, 15 Feb, 16 Feb, 22 Feb, 23 Feb and 29 Feb.

Receive RM 20 GRAB Food Voucher when you sit for the test on any of the above Feb dates in Kuala Lumpur.

Hurry! Voucher for first 50 registrations only. It wil be emailed directly to the test taker by IELTS.

So, what is new about the IELTS computer test?

If you choose the new option, you will take the Listening, Reading and Writing sections using a computer. The Speaking test will remain face-to-face, as we believe it is the most effective way of assessing your speaking skills and prompts a more lifelike performance.

All other aspects of the test are identical, whether it is taken on paper or on the computer. Results for the IELTS computer test will be available 5-7 days after you finish all sections of your test.

Still the same IELTS test:

Content
Timings
Question types
Marking
Security arrangements
Speaking test delivery (face-to-face)

Receive your results within 5 to 7 calendar days

Regardless of whether you choose to take the IELTS test on paper or on the computer, you will receive the same test report form. You will receive your results within 5 to 7 days when you sit for an IELTS computer test.

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Let us get familiar with the IELTS computer test

Take a look at this short tutorial video to help you understand and prepare for the IELTS computer test.

Before you head into your test, make sure you take some time to get familiar with the computer-delivered format of the test. These sample materials will give you an idea of what to expect in the computer-delivered Listening, Reading and Writing sections.