How to prepare for IELTS Writing and speaking sections while applying for Indiana University Indianapolis?

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Rashmi Gupta | Contributor-Level 10

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While applying at IUI applicants must keep few points in mind, all IELTS examinations are claimed to have the Reading, Listening, and Writing portions completed on the same day. However, you can schedule the Speaking test up to a week before or after the other exams. In addition to Reading, one of the most challenging IELTS exam topics is Writing. One has to be careful with the smallest things like spelling mistakes and punctuation while preparing for the IELTS Writing. IELTS Speaking is one the highest scoring modules of the IELTS test. By following a certain strategy, you can score a desired band in speaking. To score well, you must

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