There are 4 main Modules of the IELTS Test: Listening, Writing, Speaking and Reading.

IELTS Listening: The listening test takes around 30 minutes. There are 40 questions and four sections. The Listening test is recorded on a CD and is played ONCE only.

IELTS Writing: The Writing Test is the third piece of the IELTS test. It happens after the Reading Test. The Writing Test has two assignments, which you need to finish in a hour and it is prescribed that you spend around 20 minutes on task-1 and 40 minutes on task-2.

IELTS Speaking: The speaking test is a meeting, which evaluates how well you can convey in spoken English. It is a trial of general speaking skills and is extensively the same for all applicants.

IELTS Reading: The Reading test takes an hour. There are 40 questions, in view of three perusing sections with a sum of 2,000 to 2,750 words. You will get an answer sheet, and a reading test booklet with the entries and inquiries in it. Every section will be on an alternate topic. All answers must be entered on an answer sheet amid the hour-long test. NO EXTRA TIME is taken into consideration exchanging answers.