IELTS Reading Lessons

Most students take the IELTS Reading section lightly. They waste their valuable time only practising and not even bothering to understand the question structures and strategies. However, we want students to score seven or bands on their IELTS Reading section with a week’s preparation. So, we have created this free IELTS Reading course.

Click on the lesson you wish to learn today.

IELTS Reading Lesson covered

How to use IELTS Reading Lessons

Step 01

Start reading IELTS Lessons lessons right from the start.

There are total 11 chapters. They will introduce you to the task logically. So, don’t skip any lesson.

Step 02

Practice IELTS Reading question-wise.

Rather than solving the whole Reading section, solve the one question type at a time.

Step 03

Review your performance and identify the weaknesses.

Once you realise your mistakes, you can find your shortcomings. You should work to improve these skills.

Step 04

Try the whole Reading section.

Now, try to attempt the whole Reading section from Cambridge. You will now be ready for the final test.

Precaution 01

Solving 100 IELTS Reading tests doesn’t guarantee results..

Don’t worry about how many tests you solve. You must focus on improving your Reading skills after each practice test.

Niraj Deobhankar

Niraj has completed his Masters in Nuclear Engineering in India. He has worked with Bhabha Atomic Research Centre and other multi-national companies. While working in a consulting role, he found his passion for teaching. Since then, he has worked with numerous students to find their way after their bachelors. He has a knack of simplifying complex concepts and strategies in Writing and Speaking for everyone. You will find his lectures practical and useful. A typical introvert, he loves reading, especially exploits of Sherlock Holmes and Poirot, fictitious detectives who worked in England. He also spends his spare time in Yoga and Meditation.

One Response

Ken Oketch says:
February 21, 2021 at 6:55 pm
This is IELTS Reading component simplified. Good work!
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