How can I create an effective study schedule for IELTS preparation?

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For IELTS preparation, you first have to understand its syllabus. Divide the syllabus into several parts. So that it becomes easier for you to decide which part has to be done first and which later. Try to understand the easy part first. Because once we understand the easy part first. We have...
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For IELTS preparation, you first have to understand its syllabus. Divide the syllabus into several parts. So that it becomes easier for you to decide which part has to be done first and which later. Try to understand the easy part first. Because once we understand the easy part first. We have this confidence within us. We will be able to understand even the difficult parts easily. If you want to practice better then do this practice daily. Never start practice by hitting a long gap. Always keep practicing in small portions. read less
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