will ielts re-mark decrease our result?

I need band 7 overall n band 7 in all 4 parts.my previous result is overall 7,l8,r8,w6.5,s6....but i didnt consider re-mark tat time n straight away re-test on yesterday.I had done my 2nd attempt of IELTS and i am tired to re-sit,re-sit again bcaz i have a lot of commitment in hands and A-level is not easy,believe me.

I m understood that i can either re-mark one or more(2,3 or all 4parts) with the same fee.Money is not an issue here bcaz i really phobia of re-sitting as i have a lot of commitments left untouched.I m understood that money will be refunded(as i say money is not an issue to me) if the band increase.

My worries are:
1. Is it possible that my re-mark result is of lower band than the band i previously got in my test report?Will they decrease my band?

2. Which is more likely(i know the most probability is unchanged): increase or decrease,especially in writing or speaking?

3. I assume re-mark of listening n reading will NOT likely to change mark.Is it NOT likely or just one in a million or it may change as well?

Reply 1

shootbangfire

i think i'll be the first to say i have no idea what you're talking about.

Reply 2

secretmessages

I can only hazard a guess at what you're asking. If you're asking whether your final mark can decrease after a remark, the answer is yes, and your money wouldn't be refunded if this is the case.

Reply 3

oni

hi,did you able to do the re marking of your IELTS exam? If yes,did your score went up or went down?please let me know because myself i'm thinking of doing re marking of my IELTS exam.be waiting for your answer.

Reply 4

shlonakzeen

Didn't mean to hijack this thread but I have a problem and appreciate your kind help.
I got my IELTS results last week L 7, R 7.5, W 6.5, S 8 . I have asked for a remark, they told me that it could take up to 8 weeks. My question is that if I booked for IELTS next month and let's assume that i couldn't get the all 7 band, would the Remark results still well be valid even after a faild IELTS attempt?

Thanking you all in advance

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