IELTS Coaching Classes in Mumbai

IELTS does not have a specific syllabus in the traditional sense. It is designed to assess your English language proficiency across four main skills: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

But there are certain areas of language knowledge and skills that you should focus on to prepare for the test. Here’s a general overview:

Reading: The IELTS Reading syllabus includes texts from articles, essays, and graphs, which are sourced from journals, books, newspapers, and magazines.

• Reading to locate specific information: Locate the text’s details, facts and figures and understand the central theme and evidence in the passage.
• Recognizing the writer’s opinion: Identify the viewpoint or stance of the author on a particular issue and analyze the author’s logical arguments in the text. And based on the author’s viewpoints, you can make inferences.
• Solving different question types: Solve various question types like multiple choice questions, information identification questions, matching headings, sentence completion and more.

Speaking: This section is a face-to-face interview with an examiner. The interview includes questions and tasks related to personal experiences, opinions, and abstract topics. Let’s look at the IELTS syllabus of the Speaking section:

• Introduction and interview: Answering general questions about yourself, your family, work/studies, interests, etc. Learn to speak on a given topic for 1-2 minutes, with a preparation time of 1 minute.
• Two-way Discussion: Engage in a critical discussion with the examiner on related or broader aspects of the topic. Speak smoothly without any barriers and connect ideas coherently. Use various words, collocations, idioms, phrases and expressions accurately.
• Grammatical range and accuracy: Demonstrate a good command of grammar and speak clearly with correct stress, intonation, and pronunciation of various sounds.