How many days of preparation is required to appear for IELTS test with target band score of &?

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21 days if you can spend 3 hours a day!!
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It solely depends upon your English language. If you are good at the language then 3-4 weeks would be sufficient to get a hand of it.
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I would suggest one month before will be ideal.it also depends on how well you practice and grasp the pattern.
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