IELTS Preparation

Hi Vaibhavi,
Some of the popularly followed books include Target Band 7, IELTS Academic by Simone Braverman, The Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS, New Insight into IELTS, ETS: Official Guide to the TOEFL, Kaplan TOEFL iBT Premier and ETS: Official TOEFL iBT Tests to name a few.

Hi Jatin,
You may take a look at the answers below -
https://ask.shiksha.com/how-should-prepare-for-ielts-exam-qna-3541321
https://ask.shiksha.com/how-to-prepare-for-ielts-test-qna-2717659
I hope it helped.

Some popular ones - Focus Academy, Swec Education & Immigration Services, KEPS coaching and Aspiration Infinite in City Light. Look for the centre nearest to you.

Hi Jayesh,
You can find a list of coaching centers here-
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Hope it helped.

Cambridge English is best book for studies
checkout this link you will find more

Dear Santhosh,
Check with IMPEL Overseas education consultants located on SP road Begumpet they will guide you and provide all help for IELTS and further.

Search in the web. see the reviews and then decide

IELTS comprises of 4 sections : Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.
If you have studied in English Medium then this test is not at all difficult.
If you ask me, I would say no preparation is required for that.
Just watch YouTube videos to understand the pattern. You can't prepare anything as it is only based on English language and you can't expect what kind of questions appear like mathematics.
Know well about the test pattern. Watch some online videos regarding the strategies and time management. I think that's more than enough
Try to score at least 7 with no band less than 6.5
all the best !!

Hi Sonal, IELTS or TOEFL would be required, you can however request for waivers from the university.On certain cases if your previous education was completed in English waivers might be possible.

You can start preparing from 1st year of graduation as for ILETS speaking and reading english should be at its top with the vocabulary so it takes time whereas in GRE you have to increase your practise in maths and reasoning and the form of GRE and ILETS are very coastly so try to practise as much as you can so that you can clear it in 1st attempt.
But fill the form of ILETS and GRE in your last year of graduation. till then keep practising.