IELTS Preparation
The world's most widely accepted English test for study, work and migration abroad — trusted by universities, employers and immigration authorities in over 140 countries. Available in Academic and General Training formats.
How the IELTS exam is structured
Four sections, completed in one sitting, in about 2 hours and 45 minutes.
| Section | Duration | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | 30 min | 40 questions across 4 recorded conversations and lectures, various accents |
| Reading | 60 min | 40 questions across 3 passages (Academic: journal-style texts / General: everyday texts) |
| Writing | 60 min | 2 tasks — Task 1 (150+ words) and Task 2 (250+ words, weighted double) |
| Speaking | 11–14 min | Face-to-face interview in 3 parts: introduction, long turn, discussion |
Your IELTS preparation plan
A structured, personalised path from where you are now to where you need to be — built around Luminari's small-group and one-on-one teaching model.
Diagnostic & goal setting
A full mock test and skills diagnostic to identify your current band score and set a target, timeline and study schedule.
Section-by-section skill building
Focused sessions on Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, using official task types and examiner-marked feedback on every writing task.
Mock tests & final review
Timed full-length practice tests under exam conditions, followed by one-on-one review of weak areas before your test date.
Is IELTS right for you?
University applicants
Taking the Academic version for undergraduate or postgraduate admission abroad.
Migration & work visa candidates
Taking the General Training version for immigration or employment requirements.
Professionals relocating abroad
Needing a specific band score for licensing, registration, or employer sponsorship.
Retake candidates
Stuck at a particular band and looking for targeted, examiner-informed feedback.
Ready to start your IELTS journey?
Speak with our team about the next available cohort, current fees, and a study plan built around your timeline.
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