Well,the answer is no and there are numerous candidates,who have achieved perfect bandscores of 9 in listening.Here are some of the tips to master this module ( part 1)
-Read the questions first before you listen to the recording and mark your keywords so that you do not miss the answers
-Best part about listening is that the answers are always in the sequence so do not miss any of the answer
-Read the instructions carefully as instructions are given in the question paper to check the type of answer you have to write (e.g., a letter, an option from the box, word limit of the answers)
-Do not check your answers after the audio clip is played when it is instructed to check your answers despite use this time to prepare for the next part of the test.
-No negative markings. -Avoid leaving blank answers as there are no consequences for giving wrong answers ,so try every question.
-Don’t waste time on a question you don’t know the answer to, though; just guess and go on.
-Keep an eye out for plurals in responses. A singular response is inappropriate if the question calls for a plural responses
-Be cautious when transferring your responses, and be mindful of the word restriction.
-Improve note-taking as it is crucial for accuracy and develop a shorthand system to quickly write down important details during the audio . Note key names, numbers, and important facts while listening
-Always pay attention to the keywords, signposts, and heading given in the questions as well as in the audio. Note these words to identify the answer and to predict the given content.
-Most important is your practice on regular basis