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IELTS Exam Study Plan

Set your exam date and weekly hours to build a foundation, targeted practice or final-review plan.

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IELTS exam study plan

Set a date and weekly study time to get a simple, repeatable plan. Adjust it after each mock test.

Exam dateStudy hours per week: 7

Time left

42 days

Current stage

Targeted practice

Plan length

6 weeks

Core skill

2h Reading or Listening with error review

Output practice

2h Writing and Speaking timed practice

Review loop

1h vocabulary, pronunciation and error log

This is a planning template, not a promise of a score. Keep one rest block and use a mock to update priorities.

A plan does not need to fill every minute. Use the time before the exam to balance input, output and review.

Stabilise vocabulary, grammar, task awareness and basic speed first.

Give more time to the section that caused the clearest losses in your latest mock.

Do not only drill isolated questions before the exam; practise timing, sustained work and review.

No. It turns time into tasks, while your target should be adjusted through retesting.

Consistency matters more than occasional cramming, so enter a schedule you can sustain.

Calculate your overall IELTS band, check official rounding, and estimate Listening or Reading bands from raw marks.

Draw an original cue card by category, prepare for one minute, speak for two minutes, and record locally in your browser.

Generate an original Task 1 or Task 2 prompt, write in a computer-test style editor, track time and word count, and autosave locally.