TimTalks - Timur Musaev

⭕️Today, April 12, is unfortunately one more bad day in IELTS Uzbekistan. The private centre that runs IELTS in our country again leaked the results. Now, the IELTS exam has not yet begun, but many candidates taking the exam today with a private centre (not the British Council) are entering the exam with ready answers for reading and listening. We have all proof and answers being leaked by whom. But further discussion with our global partners, this time we will not post results before the exam, not to affect the results of other candidates. ⭕️But we created a channel where we stored all answers with a clear timestamp (11:50). The results were leaked by very unprofessional staff of a so-called private centre.

ON SUNDAY, at 5

The location is a bit far away but we had no choice.

Location Vavilon Swimming pool! School number 52

Location will be sent later today!

You’re all invited to a football game! 🇪🇸 👟 If you want to join, please write “Go!” in the comments. We’ll meet on the field at 5 PM — I’ll share the location a bit later! 📌

С днём рождения, дорогой брат и друг! Пусть каждый новый день приносит тебе вдохновение, успех, радость и крепкое здоровье. Ты человек с большим сердцем и сильным характером. Уверен, твой путь будет светлым, а вокруг тебя всегда будут те, кто по-настоящему ценит тебя. Оставайся таким же верным, умным, добрым и настоящим. Счастья тебе и твоей семье!❤️ Happy Birthday, dear brother and the best friend! May each new day bring you inspiration, success, joy, and strong health. You are a person with a big heart and a strong character. I’m confident your path will be bright, and you’ll always be surrounded by those who truly value you. Stay as loyal, wise, kind, and genuine as you are. Wishing happiness to you and your family! ⚡️

Statement from Innovative Centre Regarding IELTS Answer Key Leaks Here at Innovative Centre, we are deeply concerned about the recent rumors circulating in IELTS channels that have broadcasted leaked IELTS answer keys. Like no one else, we worry about this situation and consider it a serious breach—one that could negatively affect not only individual candidates but also the overall integrity of the exam. This issue has a broader impact on public perception of IELTS, potentially undermining the validity and dignity of one of the world’s most respected international English exams.

We have repeatedly made our position clear: IELTS is a high-stakes exam, and no private entity should bear the responsibility of administering it in Uzbekistan. The best solution, in our view, is for the British Council and IDP to operate directly in Uzbekistan—not through private companies registered as LLC (MCHJ). At Innovative Centre, we cannot imagine a situation where any LLC (MCHJ) can simply obtain a license or authorization to run such an important international exam.

We call on candidates, parents, teachers, and bloggers to uphold the dignity of IELTS and treat it with respect. Do not engage in or support any form of malpractice. We understand that Telegram channels are often under pressure to gain followers and boost engagement—and what could be more tempting than leaked IELTS answers? However, such actions seriously harm the reputation of IELTS. If this continues, people may no longer trust IELTS as a valid and reliable test. What we are witnessing now is just the tip of the iceberg. We have raised internal concerns before, but this time, we wanted to verify the issue ourselves. We forwarded one of these leaked answer sets at 1:00 PM, precisely when we knew everyone would be in the exam room and no malpractice could occur. Sadly, our sources later confirmed that this answer set was real. We had hoped until the last moment that it was fake news, but unfortunately, it was not. We once again call for a full-scale investigation into how this leak could have happened and urge authorities to take appropriate actions if necessary. ⸻ To Our IELTS Takers — From Innovative Centre and Beyond: Take IELTS with dignity. Use it as a platform to showcase your skills and prove them to the world. Cheating—whether through answers, notes, or leaked content—never leads to real success. Learn English for yourself. Prove your skills through honest effort. Grow beyond tests. Become a global citizen. No real success comes from cheating or shortcuts. Don’t risk your future—study hard and earn your score.

Hey dears!

At Innovative Centre, we’re all about results. 🤎 With MM Publications books and proven teaching methods, our students don’t just prepare - they succeed. Huge thanks to our amazing teachers for their dedication and support. You truly make a difference! ➖ 🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤🔤 ➖ In the last 6-7 months, I’ve had the privilege of coaching students through IELTS, and the results speak for themselves: ⚡️3 students scored 7.5, with 8-9 in Reading & Listening ⚡️5 students achieved 7.0 with solid performance across all sections ⚡️ Even those who studied for just 2-3 months managed to get 6.5, enough for most universities worldwide! A huge thank you to all my students for their hard work and trust. 🤘

Guess who got 7.5 ?)

The viral post claiming eight IELTS 8.0 scores in one day is completely photoshopped and intentionally misleading. The design misuses terminology (8.0 is not equivalent to C2), and even the date format (2024/2025) doesn’t match real IELTS documentation. But let’s be clear — this is not just a minor technical mistake. The core issue is that the center blatantly and maliciously lied in its advertisement. The candidates didn’t receive their scores in one day — some results date back as far as November, meaning this post is a deliberate attempt to deceive. False advertising is not only unethical — it’s also illegal. This so-called “largest language school in Uzbekistan” actually had only 6 authentic results in the past 5 months — not 8. To cover this underperformance, they resorted to misinformation, involving a popular blogger to lend credibility and manipulate public perception. To make matters worse: • UzNews.uz, a platform that presents itself as a news outlet, published the post without basic fact-checking. Isn’t it a journalist’s duty to verify information before publication? • A well-known blogger announced this as big news to thousands of followers without due diligence. This isn’t a minor mistake. One result listed as 8.0 was in fact a 7.5, which was deliberately misrepresented. Another posted certificate doesn’t even appear in the IELTS verification system, indicating potential fabrication. The post has since been quietly removed, but that’s not enough. If you lie publicly, you should also apologize publicly. The public deserves transparency. IELTS candidates should stay alert and double-check all claims made by prep centers, especially those relying heavily on influencers or unverified or verified news sources. I hold no personal grudge against InterNation. In fact, I’ve even spoken at an event in Tashkent on a Sunday. But this isn’t about rivalry — it’s about accountability. Future IELTS takers — be wise. Choose institutions that are honest, not just popular.

Well well well 😁

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