Life in the UK test website

desperado · Post by **desperado** » Thu Jun 12, 2008 11:10 am

Hello all,

I got the following book: Life in the United Kingdom: A Journey to Citizenship, Second Edition, Second Impression 2007. The cover of my book says, 'The official publication valid for tests taken from April 2007.'

It is Second Impression and NOT Fouth Impression.

Is that ok? or do I need fourth impression book?

Jiss · Post by **Jiss** » Thu Jun 19, 2008 12:48 pm

hai everybody

I have already passed this test . The following sites help me a lot for achieving the test

These sites offers free test materials and unlimited sample tests .

http://www.lifeinuktest.info/

http://www.life-in-uk-test.info/

Good Luck

Jiss · Post by **Jiss** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 9:40 am

I have already passed this test. The following sites help me a lot for achieving the test.
http://www.lifeinuktest.info/
http://www.life-in-uk-test.info
These sites offers free test materials and unlimited sample tests.

jees1 · Post by **jees1** » Mon Jul 28, 2008 8:45 am

http://www.lifeinuktest.info/ is the FREE WEBSITE providing Life in the UK exam material and Life in the UK sample questions.

This seems to be quite a good test site - http://www.life-in-uk-test.info

Jiss · Post by **Jiss** » Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:05 am

http://www.lifeinuktest.info/ is a good site designed to help people who are about to take the 'Life in the UK' test conducted by the Home Office for their British citizenship application and also for the people who are applying for a settlement visa. Information is all free compared to various other sites..

You can test yourself with free questions for the test at
http://www.life-in-uk-test.info

gainvidya · Post by **gainvidya** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 11:34 am

Just passed my "Life In UK Test"

I think I over prepared it. Partly because some of the mock test returned incorrect answer which got me a bit worried. But the real test was dead easy and finished in 3 mins.

My advice ignore any questions in any mock test which is not covered in the book (there are many). There are some answer which are wrong.

Dont waste your money to buy the book. All is covered in www.freelifeintheuk.com which is chap 2 - 6.

Do the tests in www.lifeinuktest.info and some (not all) in www.life-in-uk-test.info

lukt · Post by **lukt** » Fri Sep 12, 2008 8:37 am

Wow, just 3 minutes !, that's very impressive !
Did that include time to double check your answers (I am sure you double checked) ?

gainvidya · Post by **gainvidya** » Fri Sep 12, 2008 10:01 am

lukt wrote:Wow, just 3 minutes !, that's very impressive !
Did that include time to double check your answers (I am sure you double checked) ?

No I didnt bother to double check as I knew the answers we re right.
I overprepared myself for this and wasted few extra hours of my life

Ayesha_R · Post by **Ayesha_R** » Sat Oct 25, 2008 4:41 pm

I have recently passed the British Citizenship Test. I wanted to share my experience with you all. I looked for a

lot of resources on the web to help me study for the exam and ended up purchasing a test CD with over 2500 Questions.

This was definately the best investment and helped me pass the exam. It covers so many areas of the required chapters and you also get a pdf file with the chapters on it for studying, if you want to read the chapters.

http://www.britishcitizenship-test.co.uk/

The site also has a lot of useful information on the test (that is also included on the CD) to help you understand the process for booking the exam and some excellent study tips.

This has to be the best tool on the market for study, I hope you all find it useful as I did, I found the questions to be very similar to the actual exam, and didn't take me long to complete the exam.

Definately recommended, wish you all the best of luck with your exams, I hope this is useful.

itsme · Post by **itsme** » Sat Jan 10, 2009 1:24 am

i just passed life in the UK test. Even though lots of free material / QA available on internet, I preferred and bought the official material. I suggest everyone to buy and study these to avoid any confusion

ewb · Post by **ewb** » Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:12 pm

My wife recently took (and successfully passed) the British Citizenship Test.

Whilst revising for the test, we didn't find any really good online tests she could use, so I put together a test to help her (It randomly selects 24 questions from a bank of over 500 questions). You can run the test as often as you like, and review which questions you got correct, and also those you got wrong. I've now put this all together in the following website: http://www.uk-citizenship-test.com.

Hope it proves to be helpful.

lukt · Post by **lukt** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:45 pm

Its a very nice site, just had a look.
I used both the official material and some sites.
I kind of went through the same process...
finished the test in record time and decided to make a site (http://lifeuk.info/blog) to help people out.
I think the unique point about my site is the test taking methodology (kind on a filtering and efficient approach to studying).

Helping_immigrant · Post by **Helping_immigrant** » Sun Oct 18, 2009 5:23 am

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saif_ift · Post by **saif_ift** » Sun Nov 29, 2009 6:30 pm

passed Life In UK Test yesterday. Took 3 minutes to complte and another 3 to review the answers.

I think if any one has gone through the book (ch 2 -- 6) then its very straight forword.

Good luck guys.

joelondon · Post by **joelondon** » Fri Dec 11, 2009 4:09 pm

itsme wrote:i just passed life in the UK test. Even though lots of free material / QA available on internet, I preferred and bought the official material. I suggest everyone to buy and study these to avoid any confusion

hello mate how we doing ???/

by the way you are going to apply for the citizenship in June 2010 ...so how come you pass the test now ...
it doesn't really matter ...as i read somewhere that the home office will keep the record for you test ....so better pass the test and straight forward apply for Naturalisation ???

well can anyone plz advise me as im willing to apply for naturalisation on May 2010 and i didn't pass the test yet ...

thank you very much

taylondon · Post by **taylondon** » Sat Dec 19, 2009 9:55 am

you can pass the test anytime, and the certificate has got no expiry date.
earlier is the better because they might raise the test fee or change the test system.
most importantly you should read the question book too.
moreless the questions come from the question book, they do change the way of asking but they are the same question.

joelondon · Post by **joelondon** » Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:41 pm

hi guys , just to let you know and thank everyone on this forum ...about your help ... i just passed my Life in the UK test ...for the first time ...so very glad ...and soon i will be applying for the BC ...thanks again

aman5 · Post by **aman5** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 12:07 am

Hi Everyone

I prepared for a week and gave the test and was able to complete (and pass) the test in less than 2 minutes. Even the test supervisor was surprised and stated 'that was real quick'.

joelondon · Post by **joelondon** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 12:17 am

aman5 wrote:Hi Everyone

I prepared for a week and gave the test and was able to complete (and pass) the test in less than 2 minutes. Even the test supervisor was surprised and stated 'that was real quick'.

when r u applying for BC ??

aman5 · Post by **aman5** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:23 am

Applying for ILR.

aman5 · Post by **aman5** » Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:30 am

Anyone needing tips on passing the test, please send me a message.

I didn't use any CDs.

Made my own notes (total of approx. 12-15 pages) and everything came from the notes I had prepared for this test.

mrsi · Post by **mrsi** » Wed Feb 24, 2010 6:43 pm

hi everyone i am preparing for life in the uk test from 2nd edition book it has 8 chapters can anyone tell me do you have to go through all of these chapters ?

joelondon · Post by **joelondon** » Thu Feb 25, 2010 11:50 am

mrsi wrote:hi everyone i am preparing for life in the uk test from 2nd edition book it has 8 chapters can anyone tell me do you have to go through all of these chapters ?

no only chapter 2/3/4/5/6

mrsi · Post by **mrsi** » Thu Feb 25, 2010 1:09 pm

thanks joe london i appreciate

joelondon · Post by **joelondon** » Thu Feb 25, 2010 1:40 pm

mrsi wrote:thanks joe london i appreciate

Good luck ...and dont worry ..its so easy that you will be finishing it in about 4 mn lol

good luck again ..and use your co- sense

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