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IELTS includes Listening (30 minutes, recordings in social and academic contexts), Reading (60 minutes, three long texts), Writing (Task 1 report on data and Task 2 opinion/argument essay with word minimums), and Speaking (11–14 minutes across three parts). OET covers Listening (50 minutes), Reading (60 minutes), Writing (letter based on case notes), and Speaking (20 minutes role plays), with tasks set in healthcare scenarios and performance targets.","| IELTS Sub test Content Shows candidates can: |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| listening (30 minutes) | 4 recordings, 2 in an everyday social context, 2 in an academic context. | understand main ideas and detailed factual information; understand the opinions, attitudes and purpose expressed by speakers; follow the development of ideas |\n| reading (60 minutes) | 3 long texts from books, journals, magazines and newspapers. they may be descriptive and factual, discursive or analytical. 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