Is IELTS reading very difficult?

IELTS Reading is one of the trickiest papers to be encountered in the IELTS exam. There is a proper strategy to be followed to solve the IELTS Reading Section and gain your desired IELTS band scores. Students can also prepare for this section by checking IELTS Reading Tips 2023.
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Minimum IELTS score required to study at London Film School is 6.5 with no less than 6.0 scores in the component sections. The scores required in the other tests are-
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Students that have neither can enroll in English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS)
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