IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is a language proficiency test for all aspirants, who would like to migrate to abroad countries such as Canada, UK, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, South Africa, USA (for Some Universities & Colleges). It tests your ability to communicate in English. IELTS results are used by organizations and institutions to assess your language skills when you want to study, work or live in an English-speaking country. IELTS respects international diversity and is fair to anyone who sits for the test, regardless of nationality.

IELTS is different to other English language tests. It is a communicative test. IELTS is a test that assesses how you communicate rather than what you can communicate. Other tests may assess your ability to memorize English vocabulary but IELTS checks how you use it in context.

All over the globe seventy one countries consider English as their official language including seven native English speaking countries such as USA, Canada, UK, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland. It is mandatory to show your proficiency in the global language through English proficiency tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, BEC, IET, TOEC etc based on the purpose of migration to these English countries. Among them IELTS is acceptable for most cases and simple as well easy to crack.

Believe in yourselves, the score depends on the way you analyzing the problem and solving it. There is a method to crack the IELTS tough nut, if you catch the points you will drive to the way of success of higher band.

Most candidates appearing for IELTS examination probably would be graduates. The main problem they are facing would be the essay types and speaking. They practiced to write essay in numerous pages rather than precise points. They are trained to speak ideas using lot of words rather than consolidated sentences. This would be the main disaster they may be facing between the two tests. Time management would be another crucial factor. 

The root of a tree determines its stability rather mere outward appearance. Likewise, the foundation in English communication determines the aspirants to roll on smoothly or stressfully.

The exam takers should have a valid passport as well aged 16 years for IELTS registration. Some colleges and universities consider the high score in English language examination of their secondary and/ or higher secondary but the listed among them are very few. The main topics to be included:

1. Environment
2. Technology
3. Tourism
4. Medicine
5. Architecture
6. Business & Commerce
7. Finance
8. Law
9. Science

  a. archaeology
  b. psychology
  c. biology
  d. chemistry
  e. physics

Data’s relevant on:

1. Describing data
2. Describing processes and procedures
3. Cause and effect
4. Sentence types- simple, compound, complex
5. Connecting ideas- cohesion and coherence
6. Conjunctions – co-ordination and subordination
7. Conditionals – contingencies
8. Future possibilities – speculation
9. Stress & Rhythm – word and sentence level
10. Levels of formality in written and spoken language
11. Politeness & degrees of certainty using modal verbs
12. Intonation patterns
13. Vocabulary – strategies for developing & consolidating
14. Adjectives – royal order of adjectives
15. Articles – definite and indefinite
16. Referents – tracking participants

Main activities needed:
1. Developing both spoken and written form of the language
2. Improving grammatical accuracy
3. Listening skills
4. Expressing Ideas
5. Building vocabulary
6. Other aspects of academic English