60 minutes, 40 questions across 3 passages.
Familiarize yourself with various question types:
Multiple choice True/False/Not Given
Matching headings
Sentence completion
Skimming is when the candidate searches exclusively for the main ideas by ignoring the other content, and Scanning is to look for specific information or keywords related to the questions.
Allocate approx 20 minutes per passage, spend 16-17 minutes on reading and answering.
Reserve 3-4 minutes to check answers.
Sticking to a schedule ensures completion within the time limit.
Regularly read newspapers, books and journals. Note down unfamiliar words.
The section revolves greatly around the vocabulary skills and students with higher language skills always outperform.
Reading newspapers, academic journals, and professional articles enables students to improve their reading speed and understanding.
Texts from the sciences, the humanities, and social sciences prepares you for the variety in IELTS passages.
Diverse reading enhances adaptability to different writing styles.
If a question seems challenging, move on and return later if time permits.
Maintain composure to think clearly and perform optimally.
Managing stress effectively can improve concentration.
Always trust your preparation and be confident. Having an optimistic mindset will help you be calm and clear the exam easily.