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IELTS Study Plan

Your comprehensive roadmap to IELTS success

📚 Study Plans by Timeline

3-Month Intensive Plan

Ideal for students with at least intermediate English level (B1-B2) targeting Band 6.5-7.5

  • Week 1-4: Diagnostic assessment + Core skills foundation
  • Week 5-8: Module-specific strategies (Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking)
  • Week 9-12: Intensive practice + Mock tests + Weak area refinement

6-Month Comprehensive Plan

Perfect for building strong foundations from pre-intermediate level (A2) to Band 7.0+

  • Month 1-2: English foundation + Vocabulary building + Grammar review
  • Month 3-4: IELTS-specific skills + Task familiarization
  • Month 5: Intensive practice + Strategy refinement
  • Month 6: Mock tests + Final preparation + Exam techniques

1-Month Crash Course

For advanced learners (B2-C1) who need quick preparation and strategy refinement

  • Week 1: Assessment + Strategy learning + Time management
  • Week 2-3: Module practice + Task mastery + Error analysis
  • Week 4: Full mock tests + Weak area focus + Final review

🎯 Daily Study Schedule

Weekday Routine (2-3 hours)

  • ✓ Reading practice: 30-40 min
  • ✓ Listening practice: 30-40 min
  • ✓ Writing task: 30-40 min
  • ✓ Vocabulary review: 20 min
  • ✓ Speaking practice: 15-20 min

Weekend Intensive (4-5 hours)

  • ✓ Full Reading test: 60 min
  • ✓ Full Listening test: 40 min
  • ✓ Both Writing tasks: 60 min
  • ✓ Speaking mock test: 15 min
  • ✓ Review & error analysis: 60-90 min

💡 Pro Tips for Success

  • Consistency over intensity: 2 hours daily is better than 10 hours once a week
  • Track your progress: Keep a study log and note improvements in each module
  • Focus on weak areas: Spend 60% of time on weakest skills, 40% on maintaining strong ones
  • Take regular mock tests: At least one full test every 2 weeks to track progress
  • Review mistakes thoroughly: Understanding errors is more important than doing more practice