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What is the difference between OET and IELTS?
- Answer: OET is specifically for healthcare professionals, using real-life healthcare scenarios (eg, patient letters, nurse-handover notes, doctor-patient consultations). IELTS is a general English test .
What is a good OET score?
- Answer: Most regulatory bodies and employers require a grade B in each sub-test (Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking). This is roughly equivalent to an IELTS 7.0-7.5 . Always check the specific requirements of your target organization.
How long is my OET score valid?
- Answer: OET scores are typically valid for two years from the test date.
How often can I take the OET exam?
- Answer: You can take OET as often as it is offered, which is usually every month.

What is the format of the OET Listening test?
- Answer: It has 3 parts (Part A, B, and C) with 42 questions in total. Part A is a doctor-patient consultation (note-taking). Part B is short workplace excerpts (multiple-choice). Part C is longer presentations or interviews (multiple-choice).
How can I improve my score in Listening Part A?
- Answer: Practice predicting the type of information needed (eg, a symptom, a medication name, a duration). Focus on note-taking formats and spelling of medical terms.
The accents in the listening are difficult. How can I understand them better?
- Answer: Expose yourself to a variety of English accents, especially Australian, British, and North American , by listening to medical podcasts, documentaries, and news from these regions.

What is the format of the OET Reading test?
- Answer: It has 3 parts and takes 60 minutes. Part A is a fast-paced "expeditious reading" task (matching, sentence completion, short answer). Part B and C are "careful reading" tasks with longer texts and multiple-choice questions.
How can I manage my time in the Reading test, especially Part A?
- Answer: For Part A , you must skim and scan . Don't read every word. Practice identifying keywords in the questions and locating them quickly in the texts. Allocate your time wisely: ~15 mins for Part A, ~20 mins for Part B, ~25 mins for Part C.
For Reading Part A, should I read the questions or the texts first?
- Answer: Always read the questions first. This tells you exactly what information you need to find, making your scanning much more efficient.

What is the word count for the OET Writing sub-test?
- Answer: The recommended length is 180-200 words . Writing significantly less may mean you haven't addressed the task; writing much more may include irrelevant information.
How is the OET Writing task assessed?
- Answer: It is graded on 6 criteria: Purpose, Content, Conciseness & Clarity, Genre & Style, Organization & Layout, and Language.
What is the biggest mistake candidates make in the Writing sub-test?
- Answer: Including irrelevant information from the case notes. You must be highly selective and only include information that is directly relevant to the specific purpose of the referral letter.
Can I memorize a template for the letter?
- Answer: You can memorize a standard structure (eg, opening, presenting complaint, medical history, current situation, request), but do not memorize full sentences or paragraphs. The content must be tailored to the specific case notes.

What is the format of the OET Speaking test?
- Answer: It consists of two role-plays specific to your profession. You have 2-3 minutes to prepare for each, and each role-play lasts about 5 minutes.
How can I use the preparation time effectively?
- Answer: Use the 3 minutes to: 1) Understand the task (your goal). 2) Identify the patient's /relative's needs and concerns. 3) Plan your opening, questioning, and explaining strategies. 4) Note down key vocabulary.
What if I don't know the medical term for something during the role-play?
- Answer: Use layman's terms (simple language) to explain the concept. Effective communication is more important than using perfect, complex jargon. For example, say "high blood pressure" if you can't remember "hypertension."
Should I let the patient interrupt me?
- Answer: Yes! This is a test of interactive communication . Listen actively and respond to their questions and concerns. It's a conversation, not a monologue.

How long should I prepare for the OET exam?
- Answer: It depends on your current English level. On average, candidates study for 6-12 weeks . If you are closer to a B grade, you might need less time; if you are starting from a C+ grade, you may need more.
What is the best way to prepare for OET?
- Answer: A combination is best: 1) Use official OET preparation materials . 2) Practice consistently under timed conditions. 3) Get professional feedback on your Writing and Speaking, especially from a qualified OET teacher.
When will I get my OET results?
- Answer: Results are typically available online 16 business days after the test date.