Originally Posted by saiq arshad

listening and reading are generally considered easy so with little practice you can get more than 7 in those modules. speaking with practice everyday 7 is achievable and you dont need to remember fancy words to get 7,.... writing is the hardest one atleast for me... in writing you need good vocabulary, clarity of ideas which comes with extensive practice and reading books and newspaper.....

the most important thing to get good band in ielts is TIME MANAGEMENT, in listening you have to keep going with the tape and if you miss something forget about it keep going on, if you get stuck on it even for 3 4 seconds you will miss the next 2 or 3 blanks and then its hard to recover from that it becomes a rolling snow ball effect.... in reading keep track of time read the passage first and underline all the main ideas you find in that passage doesnt matter if you have to underline every line just do it, its easy to find answer from underlined lines and if you cant find the answer in 10 to 15 seconds move on to next question and come back to the left over questions once you all other questions are being solved....

i am a normal student with no education from some elite schools and never ever taken any english course or ielts preparation in my life but i have always managed to get 7.5 so its not hard to get over 7 band in IELTS you just need to watch time and know how to handle different modules.

Originally Posted by heavenhitman

in 2009 me and my friend gave IELTS british council and i got 7.5 and he got 6 band and in 2012 we both gave IELTS again but this time i gave british council and he gave AEO i got 7.5 again and he got 7 so generally it has been seen that AOE can improve your band by 0.5 to 1 overall

but one thing to consider if you want IELTS result within one month then you should go for british council because many times the result of AOE have been delayed by 1 or 2 months.



listening and reading are generally considered easy so with little practice you can get more than 7 in those modules. speaking with practice everyday 7 is achievable and you dont need to remember fancy words to get 7,.... writing is the hardest one atleast for me... in writing you need good vocabulary, clarity of ideas which comes with extensive practice and reading books and newspaper.....

the most important thing to get good band in ielts is TIME MANAGEMENT, in listening you have to keep going with the tape and if you miss something forget about it keep going on, if you get stuck on it even for 3 4 seconds you will miss the next 2 or 3 blanks and then its hard to recover from that it becomes a rolling snow ball effect.... in reading keep track of time read the passage first and underline all the main ideas you find in that passage doesnt matter if you have to underline every line just do it, its easy to find answer from underlined lines and if you cant find the answer in 10 to 15 seconds move on to next question and come back to the left over questions once you all other questions are being solved....

i am a normal student with no education from some elite schools and never ever taken any english course or ielts preparation in my life but i have always managed to get 7.5 so its not hard to get over 7 band in IELTS you just need to watch time and know how to handle different modules.

Originally Posted by umair jarwar

I think I am going to appear with British Council.

Tell me about your speaking experience? What about it? What should be the preparation strategy?

Originally Posted by sarang ali shaikh

AEO ilets k baad zaroori hai kya k sirf australia may apply karo ? ya her jagah karsaktay hian jahan jahan ilets manga jata hai ?

or ilets and toefl may kya faraq hai ?

Originally Posted by saiq arshad

I need 7.0 band in each module,it seems difficult as i know overall 7.0 is easy but in each module it is lil bit difficult.so please give some tips how to get good band.thanx