Which criterion for IELTS writing task is the most important and eye-catching that contributes to the banding score?

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Writing scores are given equal marks to 4 judging parameters- 25%Lexical Resources 25% Coherent and Cohesive 25% Task Achievement 25% Grammar Accuracy You can't simply make any task of writing be it GT be it AT ignoring above 4. Check your personal requirements of IELTS then check your current level...
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Writing scores are given equal marks to 4 judging parameters- 25%Lexical Resources 25% Coherent and Cohesive 25% Task Achievement 25% Grammar Accuracy You can't simply make any task of writing be it GT be it AT ignoring above 4. Check your personal requirements of IELTS then check your current level and area of improvement with any expert of IELTS since it varies case to case i.e. for Canadian PR there is different criteria for Australia its different. This even varies for academic ielts as per course level(UG/PG/Diplom)and country wise too. read less
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