LISTENING

Listening paper is based on four major parts which comprise of ten questions in each part.Hence the questions are in the same order and information in the recording.The answer to the first question will be before the answer to the second question and so on.Where parts 1 and 2 deal with everyday and social situations. Rest two parts 3 and 4 have been deal with the educational and training situations.In part 3 there is the conversation between the two main speakers. In part 4 only one person speaking on the academic subjects.

READING

Academic Reading paper usually comes from books, journals, magazines, newspaper, and online resources which written for a non-specialist audience.The topic considered is from general interest to the students at the undergraduate or postgraduate level.The text may also contain diagrams, graphs, and illustrations.Whereas text is usually based on the technical vocabulary in which the simple dictionary is provided by the definition.

WRITING

Generally, two tasks need to be completed in the IELTS writing paper which includes that you have to complete the situation by writing the letter i.e. asking for information or explaining the given situation where you need to write a minimum of 150 words in a maximum of the given period which is 20 minutes or so.In the next phase of writing, you are given by argument or the problem which you have to discuss and write the limited words in a given period.

SPEAKING

Speaking paper is generally the assessment that is comprised of a face-to-face interview between the candidate and the examiner.The speaking test is been recorded. In such an assessment the three parts of the test follow the specific pattern of a task to test your speaking abilities in different ways.