This version highlights the importance of bringing the right things for the test day and achieving your best score.

The IELTS test day can feel daunting, but being prepared goes a long way in calming your nerves and maximizing your score. Here's a breakdown of what to pack and what to leave behind for a smooth testing experience.

Your Most Important Item: Valid Identification

This is non-negotiable. Bring the original ID (passport or national ID card) you used during registration. The test administrators will verify your identity twice – once upon entering the test center and again during your Speaking test. Don't bring extra passport photos; the test center will take one during your registration.

Packing for the Test Format:

Paper-Based Test: Pack your writing essentials – pens (black or blue ink recommended), pencils, and an eraser. Ensure these are comfortable to write with and in good working order.

Computer-Based Test: No need to bring any writing materials. The test center will provide all the paper and pencils you'll need for the writing tasks.

What shouldn't I bring to the IELTS test?

Leave the following items at home:

• Electronic devices: Your phone and other electronics are strictly prohibited. Turn them off completely and store them securely in the designated area provided by the test supervisor.

• Valuables: Avoid bringing valuables like jewelry or expensive watches. The test center might not have secure lockers, and minimizing your belongings reduces the risk of loss or damage.

• Family and Friends: The test venue is strictly for registered test takers. Anyone accompanying you, like family members or friends, will need to wait outside the venue.

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