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I searched on the internet, I have found that most the results show the term "the IELTS test" to talk about this kind of test in general, not a specific test.

Here are some examples:

(1)How to pass the IELTS test/exam?

Can I rewrite like this with the same meaning?

(1A)How to pass IELTS tests/exams?

(1B)How to pass an IELTS test/exam?

(2)The IELTS test is long. It takes 2 hours and 40 mins to do the test.

Can I rewrite like this with the same meaning?

(2A)An IELTS test is long. It takes 2 hours and 40 mins to do the test.

(3)The IELTS exam is the International English Language Testing System test taken to prove your IELTS proficiency.

Can I rewrite like this with the same meaning?

(3A)IELTS exams are the International English Language Testing System tests taken to prove your IELTS proficiency.

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Yes, all of your sentences are correct and natural. They all refer to specific instances of the test, rather than the test as a general concept.

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