The two most difficult modules to pass in the IELTS test in 2025 wikipedia.com
IELTS is the world’s most popular and prestigious test of English. It is ranked number one not just for its complexity but because it is purely an English test, unlike any other test. In this blog, I will be focusing on the two most significant modules that students find really challenging, and it takes a lot of time to polish or develop these skills.
The first one on the list is the writing. What makes writing a tough one is that we are not in the habit of writing in today’s modern and dynamic world. Every information we want to retrieve can be done so with the help of a computer or phone.
The second one is lexical inclusion. We are in the habit of using the same words again and again. It is really tough to introduce high-band vocabulary in an essay or writing task for a non-native English speaker.
The third one is the variance or diversion of the use of jargon in the writing task one. For instance, the bar graph will have its unique set of words, whereas the pie and line graphs will have words like plummeted, skyrocketed, resurgence, and receding. This makes it a tricky one.
The creepy handwriting or poor legibility of the test taker. Someone who is not really tech-savvy will always struggle to write. The writing will not be legible enough will lead to a low band score.
The average band score in India in the IELTS test is 6.5 in writing. Only one out of fifty can cross this band score.
Speaking in the IELTS test
India is a land of farmers, and sixty-three per cent of the population lives in either town or countryside. Someone who does not find an environment to speak in English will always struggle to be 100 per cent grammatically correct. If you are looking for a band seven or higher on the IELTS test, you need to have fluency and command of the language. This makes it a hard nut to crack.
Some test takers repeat the words from the question that an examiner asks, which leads to poor scores. Idea or content generation can be an immediate and herculean task for someone who cannot think beyond the borders.
Students often complain that they are stuck at places where they cannot find the words to express themselves.
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