What is the subject of IELTS Reading section?

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  • The subject of IELTS Reading section on the Academic IELTS is based on common topics of interest. These topics are mostly academically sourced topics that make up the three passages on this section. The topics on which the IELTS Readin section are tested can be from different subjects of:

    • Science & Engineering
    • Social Science
    • Technology
    • Business
    • Humanities
    • Environment
    • Education
    • Psychology
    • Economics
    • Agriculture

    The list is endless and the topics can vary at large for IELTS Academic - Reading section. Thus, applicants can prepare for the IELTS Reading section and can find material at: IELTS Reading: Practice Test with Answers

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