To prepare for the IELTS exam, it's essential to focus on improving your English language skills across four areas: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Start by familiarizing yourself with the exam format and question types. Regularly practice sample questions and take timed mock tests to improve your speed and accuracy. Enhance your vocabulary and grammar through reading books, articles, and listening to English podcasts or news. For speaking practice, engage in conversations with native speakers or use language exchange platforms. Additionally, review past essays and practice writing on common IELTS topics. Consistent practice, coupled with focused learning in weak areas, will significantly boost your confidence and performance. I would advise that you get in touch with a prominent abroad education advisor - a great one will really help you through the entire process, end-to-end. Hence, I would recommend you to focus on that first.

In order to meet the eligibility criteria for most of the good universities, candidates need to score at least 7 on the IELTS (on a 1-9 point scale).

For all four sections of the IELTS (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing) the official IELTS channel on YouTube provides videos for the practice necessary to excel in the exam.

Additionally, British Council also provides a free online course for IELTS preparation as well as practice tests to boost your confidence.

Additionally, in order to maintain a good grasp on the vocabulary necessary to score well in IELTS, candidates should download the Magoosh vocabulary builder mobile app and complete the TOEFL vocab words.

Another great method to build the requisite vocabulary is the book 'Word Power Made Easy' by Norman Lewis (it is easily available on Amazon or Flipkart for around Rs. 130)

Actually, it depends on person to person. Starting with the IELTS preparation, give an hour to each module. Practice each and every module in the given time frame. Look out for your mistakes and try not to repeat them, even if you have to listen to that recording once more or you have to read that passage again. Just try not to repeat them. Always try to do the test in the given time limit. Once 60 minutes are over, stop your Reading section and check your answers. After scoring yourself, then solve the remaining questions. Hope you get my point. Same goes with the Listening section.

Take a full Speaking exam and record your voice for the first few days. After completing with the exam, listen to your recording. Judge and score it. You should not be repeating words and saying ‘hmmm…’, ‘mmm’ and these types of voices. If you think, your voice is not coming out proper and clear, read aloud something in English EVERYDAY for 30 minutes till your day of exam. This will really help you.

Coming to Writing, it comes with practice. Learn some words, phrases and idioms everyday and try to use them in your writing. Read some good quality articles from magazines, newspapers everyday. Find someone who will be ready to score your writing tasks everyday.

If after doing the full practice tests for few days, you think I’m weak in a particular section, double the time for that particular section and try to improve in that.

There are so may youtubers out there, who provide the tips and tricks for the IELTS exam. My personal favorites are : IELTS Liz , IELTS Ryan , IELTS Official , British Council IELTS , IELTS Self Preparation The Best ! ,

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