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IELTS and LANGUAGECERT are both English proficiency tests, but they differ in format, recognition, and structure.


1. Recognition & Acceptance
IELTS (International English Language Testing System):

Widely accepted by universities, employers, and immigration authorities worldwide, including the UK, Australia, Canada, and the USA.

Recognized by more than 11,000 institutions globally.

LANGUAGECERT :

Accepted by UK universities and for UK visa applications (UKVI SELT).

Less widely recognized compared to IELTS, but growing in popularity.

2. Test Format
IELTS:

Two types: Academic (for study) & General Training (for work/immigration).

Four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

Speaking test conducted face-to-face with an examiner.

Can be taken on paper or computer.

LANGUAGECERT:

Two separate exams: Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking).

Speaking test is online with a remote examiner.

Fully computer-based, no paper-based option.

3. Scoring System
IELTS: Scores range from 0 to 9 (band score).


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LANGUAGECERT : Uses a CEFR scale (A1 to C2), with scores based on performance.

4. Test Availability & Results
IELTS:

Test dates are fixed and need to be booked in advance.

Results available in 3–13 days depending on the test type.

LanguageCert:

More flexible scheduling with on-demand testing.

Results are available within 3 business days.

5. Convenience & Test Environment
IELTS:

Requires in-person attendance at a test center (except for IELTS Online, which is limited).

LanguageCert:

Can be taken from home with online proctoring, making it more flexible.

Which One to Choose?
Choose IELTS if you need a test with wider international recognition for study, work, or immigration.

Choose LanguageCert if you prefer an online test option with quicker results and need certification for UKVI purposes.