How many papers are there in IELTS?

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Its a one cumulative paper comprising of four sub sections : reading, listening, writing and speaking.
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There are four papers in IELTS - Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking. Reading - 60 minutes Listening - 30 minutes Writing - 60 minutes Speaking - 10-15 minutes
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IELTS test comprise of four sections wherein assessment for the same will take place.
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