The IELTS is notorious for giving a max of 6.5 in writing. I have myself seen results like S=8, L=8.5, R=8.5., and W=6.5. Is there any way around it?

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Hi Geetanjali please understand there are parameters to get band 7 if you scored good marks in other sections doesn't mean writing one cannot get or one can easily get. One should understand clearly writing section. Be Blessed Beyond Belief!
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