Follow
these strategies.
Evaluation:
where should IELTS preparation begin from if you don’t know your current level
of knowledge? Many test-takers hesitate to give the mock test, thinking that
they are weak so there is no use thinking about any mock test. I will recommend
changing such a habit if you have. Remember, mock is to mark the current level
and to keep track. How much you are studying Cambridge best Ielts online coaching in Delhi books or
courses is not a matter of discussion instead how much you are scoring in IELTS
Exam is a matter of concern. This can be justified only by looking at a
performance report or report card. The test is only a measuring pole that will
keep on piloting you. After the test, make a note: question-wise, score-wise,
and test-wise then buckle yourself for the next step.
Material:
social media and its experts suggest the same study materials to everyone, but
the fact is that books vary from student to student’s requirement. Select study
material as per your score and need. These are the study materials for IELTS
Exam.
If
your score is below 4 band in IELTS Exam, you can go through these three books:
i.i Essential English Grammar Cambridge by
Raymond Murphy, for basic grammar, all the basic concepts are in detail,
i.ii Cambridge-Vocabulary in use elementary, for
basic vocabulary, with 60 different types of
daily life words
i.iii Champak English Story, Simple Essays, and
Printed Interviews of celebrity, to improve
basic reading these are good materials.
If
your score is below 5 band in IELTS Exam, you can go through these three books:
ii.i Intermediate English Grammar Cambridge by
Raymond Murphy, for basic grammar, all the basic concepts are in detail,
ii.ii Cambridge-Vocabulary in use intermediate,
medium level vocabulary, with different types of daily life words for essay
writing, letter writing, and essay writing.
ii.iii Reading Material from magazine or articles:
Social Issues, Political Issues, and General
Issues.
3.
If you score below 6 band in IELTS Exam, you can go through these three books:
i.i Advance English Grammar Cambridge by Martin
Hewings, for advance writing and speaking, for advanced level knowledge and 6
plus band.
i.ii Cambridge-Vocabulary in use Advance, for
advance writing and speaking, for advance level knowledge and 6 plus band
i.iii The Hindu Newspaper editorial, The Economic
Times editorial, and The Indian Express editorial.
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Mock
Test:If you have done your foundation strategically, you should get ready for
mock tests. Remember, the testing phase should be more planned than the
foundation and the intention of the testing phase is not to check the level but
to recollect and refresh the strategy. You should begin with sectional mock
tests based on a particular topic or concept. Once you find that you are
well-versed in concept go for a full-length test.
Your
next step will be to go for a full-length testing phase. Divide your
full-length testing phase into three parts.
Pick
Cambridge Mock Tests Book 10, all four mock tests, make an error log after
attempting the test, and average your score then cover your loophole with the
help of an official guide.
Pick
the second round of four mock tests, Cambridge Mock Test 11, make an error log
after attempting the test. Now check which one is still the weakest area.
Either clear your concept with your mentor or find out the relevant sources to
justify.
Now,
this is the final round of mock tests to get familiar with the test. in the third
round, there is no fixed number of mock tests. Attempt as per your need,
Cambridge book 12, 13, and 14.
Now
you are ready to crack your IELTS Exam.
