IELTS

If you study about 2 to 3 hours daily, it's enough. Give time to all 4 parts: Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking. You can change subjects every day so it don't feel boring.

You need the Cambridge books for practice tests. You need a timer or watch to stop yourself in 60 minutes. Also watch some YouTube videos to understand how to solve tricky questions. Consistancy is key.

Yes, many students can prepare for IELTS at home without any coaching. You just need books or online material, a simple plan, and practice every day. If you try hard and follow your plan, you can get good IELTS score by yourself.

You can transfer for free only if you do it more than 5 weeks before test. After that, if it's not an emergency, they charge you full fee. Only serious issues like health or emergency are accepted for late changes.

If you are really sick and have a medical paper, you can apply for refund or new date. You must show medical proof within 5 days after test date. If they accept, they cut admin fee but return the rest.

Yes, but you need to cancel it before 9 days of your test date. You will get a refund after they cut some admin charges, around INR 4,500. If you cancel after that, no refund is given.

You can visit the IDP IELTS India website, select your city, and it will show you all the upcoming available dates and test types (Academic or General Test).

The best time to book your IELTS exam is 1–2 months in advance, especially if you want a popular date. The IELTS exam dates fill up fast during peak months like June, July, and September. So, plan it accordingly. 

Yes, mostly the exam dates are the same across major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and others. But sometimes smaller cities may have fewer test dates, so always check before booking.

Yes, since the exam is just a few days away, you should go online to the IDP IELTS India portal, check for seat availability at your preferred centre, and book your slot now to avoid missing out.