Recently, I’ve had more opportunities to teach IELTS alongside OET, and through that experience I’ve deepened my understanding of the key differences in reading question styles and optimal test-taking strategies. Key Differences at a Glance OET OET places strong emphasis on accurate information processing under tight time pressure. This is particularly clear in Part A, […]
OET Reading performance largely depends on how many points you can secure in Part A. Among all sections, Part A contains the largest number of questions — and according to official guidance, test-takers who achieve around 30 correct answers in total across the entire Reading sub-test are highly likely to obtain a Grade B (350). […]
If you’ve already achieved a solid Grade B in OET, you might be wondering—how do I push further into the 400 range? This article breaks down realistic strategies to aim for 400 or higher, focusing on what differentiates “passing” performance from truly confident professional communication abroad. OET Strategy for Achieving 400+ Scores Each OET sub-test […]
If you’re preparing for the OET, you’ve probably noticed one major challenge — the limited number of quality study materials available. This becomes especially tough if you fall short in Reading or Listening. Often, candidates feel their only option is to redo old mock tests. To help you move beyond that, this article introduces several […]
Many candidates experience a puzzling drop in their OET Reading score after initially achieving 350 or higher on their first attempt. Compared to IELTS or TOEFL, OET questions are relatively straightforward and predictable — which can make candidates overconfident. You might think, “Reading shouldn’t be a problem…” But that assumption can backfire. Many IMGs who […]
For many IMGs, the Occupational English Test (OET) is one of the biggest hurdles to working overseas. Reaching 350+ (Grade B) is the target set by most healthcare regulators, but getting there can feel overwhelming without a clear plan. The good news is that OET is highly predictable once you know how each section works. […]