IELTS Speaking
There are three sections to the speaking portion
Section 1- In the first section, General questions about the candidate’s choices, interests, and hobbies are asked.
Section 2- in the second round, A cue card containing a question and three to four clues about it is given to the candidate. The candidate has two minutes to respond to the question and one minute to prepare.
Section 3- In the third section, During the cue card round, the test taker is required to provide detailed responses to questions that pertain to the subject.
IELTS Listening
There are four parts to the test. The candidate must listen to four distinct audios, each of which contains 10 sections with a total of 40 questions spread across four parts.
The number of correct responses out of a possible 40 determines the score.
Section 1:- a conversation between two people
Section 2:- is a monologue that describes a description of a certain thing
Section 3:- a scholarly discussion that might be between at least two people.
Section 4:- a lecture
IELTS Reading
For Academic- The academic reading consists of three sections with 13 to 14 questions per section.
The passages typically have connections to topics based on research.
For General- The general reading consists of five passages and three distinct sections whereas the fifth topic is based on research and the first four are related to general issues. For both the above-said modules, the absolute number of inquiries is 40 and the band score is determined from the all-out number of right responses.
IELTS Writing
For Academic: There are two tasks to the Academic test.
Task 1– is an academic report in which the candidate must verbally describe a diagram. The required word count is 150, and the time allotted is twenty minutes.
Task 2: Write an essay about an argumentative question. The total time allotted is forty minutes, and the minimum word count is 250.
For General: There are two objectives for this type of test.
Task 1: A letter is the first in this domain. Concerning it, it could be formal, informal, or semi-formal. This requires 20 minutes to complete, and the minimum word count is 150.
Task 2: Write an essay about an argumentative question. The total time allotted is forty minutes, and the minimum word count is 250. Duration. The test itself takes approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes to complete. During the test, the candidate does not get any breaks.