📚 Main Topics

1. Pitch Requirements

   • Male candidates should aim for a pitch above 140; female candidates above 200.
   • A husky or thick voice may negatively impact scores.

2. Lengthy Repeat Sentences

   • Repeat sentences have become longer (5-6 sentences).
   • Focus on fluency over perfect content; aim for 50-60% accuracy.

3. Avoiding Essay Templates

   • Using templates can lead to lower scores; focus on structures and linking words instead.
   • A mixture of simple, compound, and complex sentences is essential for a good score.

4. Reading and Writing Changes

   • The reading section time has been reduced to 22-25 minutes with longer passages.
   • Understanding grammar and collocation is crucial for answering questions efficiently.

5. Summarize Spoken Text

   • Content marks have increased from 2 to 4; write original content rather than relying on keywords or templates.

6. Increased MCQs in Listening

   • More MCQs may lead to time management issues, especially with the right from dictation section.
   • Click the next button immediately after audio ends to save time.

7. Noise in Exam Room

   • External noise can affect speaking scores; arrive early and manage noise levels with fellow candidates.

8. Retail Lecture Changes

   • Similar to summarize spoken text, focus on phrases rather than keywords for better content scores.

9. Submitting Right from Dictation

   • Always click submit before the timer expires to avoid losing marks.

10. Next Button After Speaking

    • Click the next button immediately after speaking to prevent recording unwanted noise.

✨ Key Takeaways

• Fluency and OriginalityPrioritize fluency and original content over memorized templates.
• Time ManagementBe aware of time constraints and manage your time effectively during the exam.
• Practice and PreparationUtilize available resources, such as the AI portal and eBooks, for better preparation.

🧠 Lessons

• Adapt to ChangesStay updated with exam changes to avoid surprises on test day.
• Focus on SkillsDevelop speaking, writing, and listening skills through practice rather than rote memorization.
• Engage with ResourcesUse online tools and courses to enhance your understanding of the exam format and requirements.