An important part of the IELTS test is the speaking section where your speaking skills are assessed.  You can improve your speaking skills and score well in this section only through regular practice which will improve your confidence and help you do well. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the speaking section… Read More »

The Coronavirus pandemic has forced all of us to take precautionary measures while moving around in public spaces that include schools, offices, malls etc. Those who are giving tests such as the IELTS in test centers will be a little apprehensive to give their test. But the good news is that the IELTS has taken… Read More »

The Academic IELTS Writing test requires you to answer two prompt questions in an hour. IELTS Writing Task 1 requires writing a report based on information found in one or two graphics (for example, graphs or charts). Task 1 is an incredibly predictable exercise. And once you learn the basic pattern of a successful answer… Read More »

The IELTS reading section tests candidates on a wide range of skills which include the ability to read the passage thoroughly or skim through it to understand and identify what the author wants to say. The reading test has a time limit of 60 minutes and has 40 questions. The question types you can come… Read More »

If we tell you that you have just one month to study for your IELTS exam, then you must be wondering how well you can make use of the one month to study effectively for the exam.  One thing you can do is to make a schedule to study for the exam. The schedule should… Read More »

The IELTS Speaking Test has 3 parts. In part 1 you should expect personal questions about familiar topics, for example about your work or studies, your home, your family, etc. In Part 2 you will have to talk about a single subject for 1 to 2 minutes. You will be given four bullet points that… Read More »