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5️⃣
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Student:
Yoqutjon Sharipova
Teacher:
Og'abek Ro'zmetov
Score:
5.5/B2
PS.
She took the test prematurely, which explains her relatively lower score. That being said, Yoqutjon secured a score high enough to apply to any university of her choice)
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7️⃣
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Student:
Muhammad Ro’zmamatov
Teacher:
Og'abek Ro'zmetov
Score:
7.0/C1
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Another high-achiever from the
IELTS ADVANCED
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Reflection Post
The BackStory
Early this year, having set my goals and all, I started thinking of ways to bring myself to sit the IELTS test once again to secure an overall 9.0 and be done with the whole thing. Not that I have to take time off work or anything since I make a living out of preparing others for the test, but to get back to a state where I don't have to leave things to chance. So, in April, I decided to launch an IELTS Advanced class to finally sit down to hone my test skills and push myself to my limits. Not gonna lie, it was, initially, amazing, with me becoming more and more consistent and sharper as I worked with a group of curious, talented individuals! However, after 2 months of consistency and progress, things kinda sorta came to a halt, when I had a daughter - Alhamdulillah! This meant that my whole routine and how I mind my business both in and outside the house were gonna be disrupted since I was now a DAD in addition to all the other roles I had. So, I stopped. I stopped daily reading/writing practice sessions and had barely enough time to make lesson plans to teach the kinda lessons my students deserved. Truth be told, it is easier said than done when you are teaching 5 different IELTS classes simultaneously.
The Build-Up
All of that being said, I was confident I would be able to get a decent score,
which even my humble 8.0 already is,
and registered for the test in August. Personally, I find the whole test prep thing boring coz I, for the most part, have to do it on my own with nobody to compete or discuss things with and also because of the fact that the test sorta forces to pretend - which I despise big time. So, I did literally nothing expect a few speaking sessions here and there. As for writing, I couldn't remember the last time I wrote an essay
(probably a few days prior to my daughter's birth in mid June)
. As for reading and listening, I stopped practicing these skills at home in 2021 following the graduation of my first ever IELTS class. Even now, having achieved less than the score I wanted (8.5), I don't see myself sitting down and doing reading/listening practice tests except in the case of a lesson or lesson preparation. But once thing that was bugging me was this nagging thought in my head that
I couldn't quite get myself into the optimal state - physically, mentally, or in terms of preparation.
The Test Day
I was full of energy and excitement, being only a few hours away from sitting the test once again after a three-year break. I did the speaking test and was mostly satisfied with my performance. My examiner was an elderly Indian woman called Hema. Before my own test, I gave everyone taking the test motivation and advice, so that they could achieve their desired scores. During the main test, I enjoyed the process, but got distracted twice in parts 2 and 3 for like a split second and missed 2 answers, I believe. Reading followed a similar trajectory with me finding myself in a flow state until passage three came along. Despite finishing the whole session with 12-15 minute on the clock, I wasn't sure about 2 of my options, since one of them kind of seemed to go against the IELTS rules concerning T/F/NG questions, while the other one (MCHQ) gave me a run for my money as I found myself on the horns of dilemma between 2 options. This rarely happens at the highest level, but it does happen, so you must be ready for it. When it comes to writing, I once again spent around 50 mins on TASK 2 and a mere 10 mins on TASK 1
(I must work to become a faster essay writer)
. I left the test center thinking I had at least secured an 8.5, given the mistakes made in Reading and Listening. After 5 days of waiting, my results came out. I got the same scores I expected in all sections, except Speaking - 7.5 - are you fucking kidding me?! But, I'm grateful. I'm grateful for the fact that I could, even with little to no dedicated preparation, get an outstanding score - an overall
8.0,
which is only 0.5 shy of 8.5.
The Reflection
People say that everythings happens for a reason, which I don't always agree with. But I'm 100% sure that when life doesn't give you what you want, you should see it as an opportunity for growth - to better an aspect of your life in one way or another. This is the way I see this so-called setback - a chance for me to work on myself and level up.
No Excuses. Only Gratitude
. As Khabib once said, I wanna say
"Alhamdulillah, God gave me everything!".
I saw how shocked you guys were at my speaking score, to which I say
thank you, all my students, for believing in me! You are the source of my energy! I'll very soon come back stronger!
The End

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As you can see, he achieved the exact same overall score
— 7.5 —
in both our mock test and the real IELTS test. What’s even more impressive is that his Speaking and Writing scores were almost identical in both tests.
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This is what Rasulbek has to say about our mock tests!
Like I always say:
1. Reliable
2. Authentic
3. Professional
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Glad my writing is still sharp!

The rumors about Indians are all correct! I’m now at a party. I’ll explain everything once I’m done with my weekend. PS. Hear me out, Indian Speaking Examiners, you all suck
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Come on! 7.5 for speaking
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Alhamdulillah! Inabi gapa qarangla
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Alhamdulillah!
Inabi gapa qarangla
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