How do I practice at home for the IELTS test?

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Spend as much time as you can practicing past IELTS exaexam papers /questions . This way you can better your time management skills as well as familiarise yourself with the format of the exam. Besides, practice makes perfect!
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Practice all the tests in Cambridge ielts books from series 4-9
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