Academy of IELTS & PTE | Coaching Classes in Naranpura Ahmedabad

I applied for the IELTS Coaching class for the first time in 2015 and got a very low band score. It was very sad for me but I did not give up. I registered for it for the second time in 2018 and again managed to get only 4 bands. The result was certainly not credible. Getting into the university of my choice was not enough for me. After failing twice, I felt something was missing. My English was good but still, something needed was not working. IELTS Preparation in Ahmedabad What did I do to pass IELTS? I focused more on my English. I knew it but I spent more time raising it. Please, let me make it clear that English is not my mother tongue. It's my second language. For two months I learned and improved. After learning and improving new things, I turned my attention to gaining a little extra knowledge on this international test. I searched the internet and found almost all the details about it.  Preparation is very important. Anyone wishing to pass the IELTS exam should pay atten

Reading is one of the most frequent activities in colleges/universities. Students need more and more books for higher studies. However, it is not always possible for almost all students to buy all the books they need to read. In this regard, other resources like libraries are used. Because each library has a time limit for borrowing and returning books, students need to master how to read books quickly in order to succeed in their chosen field. As a result, a reading module has been included in IELTS to assess the candidate's reading and comprehension skills. It is not surprising that the reading test is considered by many to be the most difficult part of the IELTS test. There is some support for that. First, there are 3 long paragraphs with many paragraphs. Second, after reading the paragraphs, you have to answer 40 challenging questions (approximately 13 to 14 per section). The reading test is very different in that no extra time is given at the end so you have to write your answ

 As the IELTS exam became popular worldwide as an accredited authority for English language testing, coaching centers around the world began to mushroom. These coaching centers claim high success rates through advertisements to entice potential candidates. But there are no central agencies to control the growth and maintain the quality of these IELTS coaching centers . Many coaching centers charge exorbitant fees from students for unplanned and substandard coaching; Others spend time teaching unethical practices to candidates appearing for IELTS exams. The recent incidents of candidates caught cheating in Chandigarh, India is an example of this increasing coaching center-centric crime to get high IELTS scores. Competitiveness has increased in IELTS coaching centers and the success rate in IELTS exams is one of the main criteria for attracting students. Students on the other hand got more choices for choosing a good coaching center. Here is a list of key points to identify and choose

 English exams, such as IELTS , are designed to test your ability to communicate in English, so ultimately you can't score well without a high level of English. Learning any language is a slow process that requires hard work and diligence.  The best way to improve your English is to immerse yourself in English ... take advantage of every opportunity to read, write, speak and listen to English. You need to create a lot of learning resources. Also, try to develop a regular habit of doing things in English, such as reading daily news in English or starting a blog in English. Research has shown that it is important to communicate frequently in English as often as opposed to most of the studies. IELTS Coaching in Ahmedabad  You can improve your listening skills by listening to BBC News or watching a movie. In doing so, try to understand as much as you can about what the speaker is saying and not rely on subtitles - it just improves your reading! Reading can be improved by regular read

 This is the time of the listening component of the test. You have a booklet and an answer book and you are holding the pencil as if your life depends on it. Suddenly, the invigilator hits the CD player's play button. For the first five to ten minutes, you focus as much as possible and write the answers. But at some point, maybe halfway through or after the recording, your mind seems to be gone. By the time you get back to reality you missed a few answers, at that point, your brain goes into overdrive and you have no idea what to write and you miss one or two more answers. This happened to me and a lot of people while taking the exam. Sometimes it’s hard to concentrate for long in that kind of artificial environment. Other reasons for missing answers are: - The test site is close to the road and the traffic sounds are suddenly louder than the recordings. Test organizers will usually do their best to make sure this doesn't happen but they can't stop an ambulance or fire tru

 The IELTS hearing test comes first, and many candidates find it difficult, sometimes even frustrating. The IELTS listening task tests a variety of skills and many find it challenging. There are many ways to prepare for this part of the IELTS exam . For example, there are many practice tapes and CD sets in the commercial market. While all of these are somewhat helpful, you can be sure that none of them will be the IELTS hearing test you take. The good news is that the best forms of IELTS listening practice are available for free, or at least easily and cheaply. They are even more fun. They are radio, TV, and movies! If you have access to an English-language radio or TV station, listen to it as often as possible. The benefits are many. - You become familiar with different types of accents and individual ways of speaking - You get the rhythm of English sentences spoken in your ears - You will become more familiar with the pronunciation of native English words - You start listening to wor