What is the difference between the pattern of DET and IELTS?

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Raj Vimal
7 months ago

The major difference between the Duolingo English Test and other English proficiency exams is DET uses an adaptive algorithm. It adjusts difficulty of questions based on your performance. You will not face same question even if you appeared for the test multiple times. IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE Academic

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2 years ago

The Duolingo English Test consists of two parts – An Adaptive test and a Writing and Speaking test. The duration of the adaptive test is 45 minutes, whereas the writing and speaking test lasts 10 minutes. The former contains a series of different questions which will analyse your English language sk

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