How can I prepare for IELTS writing while applying to Murdoch University?

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Rashmi Gupta | Contributor-Level 10

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The preparation for IELTS can be done either through self-study or by attending professional classes. Here are some IELTS preparation tips that will help you achieve your desired results.

For free preparation, join our free Shiksha online classes with our IELTS preparation expert Disha Wahi (TESOL Certified Trainer). Don’t forget to check out the Calendar for IELTS Live Practice Tests & Solutions.

IELTS Writing: Use more synonyms, words, and phrases that are not repetitive and have the same meaning as the words in the question to get a higher score.To learn more, go to IELTS Writing.The IELTS Writing section can be a little tricky

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