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"How many days is sufficient to prepare for IELTS exam ?" in   Exam Coaching/Foreign Education Exam Coaching/IELTS Coaching, IELTS General Reading

Dear Sindhu there is no stipulated time frame to get accustomed to IELTS modules & their core subjects. It all depends on your prudence level of English Language, grasping power, IQ level etc. But yes 'Practice makes a man perfect always, so as much as you can dedicate yourself for IELTS, it will reflect on your score. Moreover you need to enhance your patience level, imaginary power, strong vocabulary by reading English Newspaper, story books, articles, biographies etc along with watching English movies, listening to conversation tracks everyday at least 2- 3 hours. So a month at least or may be 2 - 3 months you can devote for IELTS practice to score a high band as per your expectation. Avail a training session from any IELTS Expert trainer & crack IELTS just in one shot with more than your target band. Team Divine wishes you ALL THE BEST for your IOEKLTS Exam & a blooming future ahead.

"Which part of IELTS is tough? Is it -speaking, reading, writing or listening?" in   Exam Coaching/Foreign Education Exam Coaching/IELTS Coaching

Actually IELTS is an assessment exam of Communicative English. So all four modules are easy if your English proficiency is to the full brim. Grammar & Vocabulary should be maintained in Speaking & Wring specially with vast ideas & true to the fact. In Reading & Listening any examine can score 9 on 9 band if all 40 answers are correct. So if you read English newspaper, journals, articles & watch English movies on daily basis you will have a good grab over stock of words, ideas, imaginary power, patience level & you needn't worry about any module. But I would like to mention Reading module, specially Academic Reading seems to be a little tough to students little tough because of the stipulated time frame still the way we teach students individually with special tips & tricks - they can crack the Reading & all modules at ease. Last but not the least 'Practice sessions make a man perfect'. So Practice all modules with equal attention & sincerity maintaining time stipulation & proper tips & tricks - You will merrily score 7.5 - 8.5 band overall.

"How to write essay in IELTS and how to get ideas?" in   Language/Spoken English

Hi Jasveer, First read newspapers, story books, factual books, articles etc whatever you get to read in English on a regular basis. As much as you read you will nurture ideas, vocabulary, imaginary power & patience level. In IELTS there is a special strategy to be maintained while writing Essays & you must mention about a relevant example.

"How to overcome fumbling?" in   Language/Spoken English

Fumbling in speaking sessions actually comes in with fear of failure & lack of confidence. You have to overcome the fear of failure first & then practice effective communication with your circles. Practice tongue twisters on a regular basis to overcome fumbling.

"How many days is sufficient to prepare for IELTS exam ?" in   Exam Coaching/Foreign Education Exam Coaching/IELTS Coaching, IELTS General Reading

Dear Sindhu there is no stipulated time frame to get accustomed to IELTS modules & their core subjects. It all depends on your prudence level of English Language, grasping power, IQ level etc. But yes 'Practice makes a man perfect always, so as much as you can dedicate yourself for IELTS, it will reflect on your score. Moreover you need to enhance your patience level, imaginary power, strong vocabulary by reading English Newspaper, story books, articles, biographies etc along with watching English movies, listening to conversation tracks everyday at least 2- 3 hours. So a month at least or may be 2 - 3 months you can devote for IELTS practice to score a high band as per your expectation. Avail a training session from any IELTS Expert trainer & crack IELTS just in one shot with more than your target band. Team Divine wishes you ALL THE BEST for your IOEKLTS Exam & a blooming future ahead.

"Which part of IELTS is tough? Is it -speaking, reading, writing or listening?" in   Exam Coaching/Foreign Education Exam Coaching/IELTS Coaching

Actually IELTS is an assessment exam of Communicative English. So all four modules are easy if your English proficiency is to the full brim. Grammar & Vocabulary should be maintained in Speaking & Wring specially with vast ideas & true to the fact. In Reading & Listening any examine can score 9 on 9 band if all 40 answers are correct. So if you read English newspaper, journals, articles & watch English movies on daily basis you will have a good grab over stock of words, ideas, imaginary power, patience level & you needn't worry about any module. But I would like to mention Reading module, specially Academic Reading seems to be a little tough to students little tough because of the stipulated time frame still the way we teach students individually with special tips & tricks - they can crack the Reading & all modules at ease. Last but not the least 'Practice sessions make a man perfect'. So Practice all modules with equal attention & sincerity maintaining time stipulation & proper tips & tricks - You will merrily score 7.5 - 8.5 band overall.

"How to write essay in IELTS and how to get ideas?" in   Language/Spoken English

Hi Jasveer, First read newspapers, story books, factual books, articles etc whatever you get to read in English on a regular basis. As much as you read you will nurture ideas, vocabulary, imaginary power & patience level. In IELTS there is a special strategy to be maintained while writing Essays & you must mention about a relevant example.

"How to overcome fumbling?" in   Language/Spoken English

Fumbling in speaking sessions actually comes in with fear of failure & lack of confidence. You have to overcome the fear of failure first & then practice effective communication with your circles. Practice tongue twisters on a regular basis to overcome fumbling.