How to score 7.0 band and above in IELTS

Modules of IELTS Exam

Listening – 30 minutes, 4 sections and 40 questions.
Speaking – between 10-15 minutes with 3 tasks.
Reading – One hour, 3 passages and 40 questions with its difficult level varying .
Writing – 2 tasks – Task one 20 minutes and Task two 40 minutes

There are four parts to the IELTS test- Writing, Speaking, Reading and Listening. Each of these parts has many different possible questions and each of them has a specific skill that you need to acquire. For example, Academic students can expect to see one of seven different types of question in Task 1 Writing. Each of these different types of question requires differing skills.
Listening and Reading tests have over 10 different types of questions each. Again, all of these questions requires a different strategy and set of skills.
The majority of your IELTS preparation should be spent learning these skills and when these are combined with a high level of English it should result in a high score.
Learning these skills does not take as much time as learning the language itself, but does take a significant amount of time
knowing how the test is marked
The fastest and most effective way to improve your score is knowing exactly what the examiners want and giving it to them. Most of our teachings are based on this principle.
However, you can’t simply learn this and get a high score; they should be combined with improving your level of English and test skills.

Apart from student should follow following guidelines

1. Promote our prolonged experience and assessment, we have come to the conclusion that the following tips are quite useful for securing 7.5 band and above.
2. Concentrated training over a period of time – regular attendance, Commitment and dedication to task achievement.
3. Evaluation of each individual on a personal level and further training to boost them to a pre-set goal of achieving 7.0 band and above.
4. Consecutive mock tests towards the end of the course and intensive individual backup.