IELTS Prep BDWeek one: find where you stand
Use a short diagnostic or a first mock to see how each skill stands. Write down your target band and test date. The app’s first-day check and the Planner set this up for you.
30 days: tight and targeted
Give the two weakest skills the most time, one section-wise practice per week, and a full mock in the final week. Focus on fixing repeated mistakes rather than memorising new words.
60 to 90 days: from foundations to mocks
Start with lessons and vocabulary, move to skill practice with weekly Writing and Speaking feedback, and finish with regular full mocks and error review. With the exam further away, Premium shows the full plan up to exam day.
Adjust the plan
Review what happened each week. AI Coach finds repeated mistakes and suggests how to reshape the plan; on Free you adjust the plan by hand, and on Premium Coach does it for you.
Common questions
Can I raise my band in 30 days?
There is no guarantee; it depends on your starting point and the quality of practice. Set a realistic goal and focus on your weaker skills.
How long should I study each day?
Set a realistic amount for your schedule. When you give the Planner your daily time, it divides the work to match.