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Your score report is more than a pass/fail result.
It can help you figure out what to do next.
If you’ve failed your ILTS exam, your first instinct may be: “I need to study more.”
But before you open another study guide, take another practice test or spend money on another resource, look at the information you already have.
Your score report.
The free ILTS Score Report Decoder will help you start analyzing your results strategically.
ILTS reports scaled scores on a 100–300 scale. What it doesn’t give you is a list of the questions you missed — so the subarea data has to be read carefully.
What you’ll learn
Use the Score Report Decoder to:
- understand the information on your ILTS score report;
- examine your performance across domains;
- identify patterns that deserve a closer look;
- compare results if you’ve taken the exam multiple times; and
- determine better questions to ask before you begin studying again.
Because “I failed” isn’t a diagnosis.
Two people can earn similar scores for completely different reasons.
One may need stronger content knowledge.
Another may understand the content but consistently misread what questions are asking.
Someone else may know the material and use strong strategies while practicing — but struggle with pacing or performance on test day.
Those problems shouldn’t automatically get the same solution.
The Score Report Decoder is your first step toward figuring out yours.
What happens next?
Once you download the Score Report Decoder, I’ll also send you practical test-literacy strategies to help you better understand your testing patterns and prepare more intentionally.
And when you’re ready to go deeper, you can join the Monthly Strategy Workshop, where we move from identifying the problem to building your strategy.
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