Section Breakdown Chart

Section	Content	Time	Questions/Tasks
Listening	4 recordings (dialogues and monologues)	30 minutes + 10 minutes	40 questions
Reading	3 passages (factual, descriptive, argumentative)	60 minutes	40 questions
Writing	2 tasks (data description or letter, and essay)	60 minutes	Task 1: 150 words; Task 2: 250 words
Speaking	3 parts (interview, long turn, discussion)	11-14 minutes	Oral responses

Test Date - 12th November 2024 (add your test date here)

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Daily Study Tracker

How to Use:

Use this table daily to log what you’re working on and check off completed tasks.
Keep notes brief to avoid overwhelm, but still valuable for reflection.
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Master Study Planner

Weekly Goals

Master Study Planner

List all tasks you need to complete before your exam, such as "Complete full practice test," "Revise Writing Task 1 structure."
Assign specific deadlines or practice dates for each task. Spread out your tasks evenly to avoid last-minute cramming.
Organize tasks by section (e.g., Writing, Reading) and set priorities to focus on the most critical areas.
Link each task to a specific week to automate your schedule and track your progress over time.
Use progress bars and checkboxes to monitor your completion rate. Update your planner as you finish each task to reflect your progress. </aside>

Weekly Goals Planner

At the start of each week, review your Master Study Planner and select the tasks to focus on. Enter these into your Weekly Goals Planner.
Use the planner daily to mark off completed tasks, helping you stay focused and adjust your efforts as needed.
Switch to Table View to easily edit goals, add notes, and track your progress. </aside>

Exam Day Preparation

Preparing effectively for the exam day is crucial for maximizing your performance.

Final Checklist for Test Day

Final Checklist

Use this checklist to ensure that you have everything you need and are fully prepared before heading to your IELTS exam.

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Test Day Routine Suggestions

Time	Activity
6:00 AM	Wake Up Early: Give yourself plenty of time to get ready without rushing.
6:30 AM	Healthy Breakfast: Eat a balanced breakfast that provides energy but isn’t too heavy. Include complex carbs, protein, and some fruit.
7:00 AM	Light Exercise or Stretching: Engage in gentle exercise or stretching to wake up your body and mind.
7:30 AM	Final Review (Optional): Quickly go through key notes, but avoid cramming. Focus on relaxation.
8:00 AM	Leave for Test Center: Allow ample time for travel to avoid any unnecessary stress.
8:45 AM	Arrival: Arrive at the test center at least 30 minutes early. Use this time to relax and mentally prepare.
9:00 AM	Relaxation: Practice deep breathing or visualization techniques while waiting for the test to begin.

Establishing a calm and effective routine on test day can help you manage stress and stay focused during the exam. Edit it according to your scheduled time of examination.

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