The best IELTS reading materials include: Cambridge IELTS books (1–18) – Official past test papers. The Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS – Comprehensive strategies and practice tests. Barron’s IELTS Superpack – Includes practice tests and tips. IELTS Reading Actual Tests – Helps you practice with real exam questions. Using a mix of these IELTS reading materials will help you understand different question types and improve your reading skills.

The TOEFL exam eligibility is straightforward: anyone aiming to study or work in an English-speaking environment can take it, with no strict age or qualification requirements. As a TOEFL tutor, I suggest starting with a diagnostic test to assess your level and then focusing on weak areas like speaking or writing to build confidence.

The IELTS Speaking test covers a wide range of topics, including: • Part 1: Personal questions about home, work, studies, hobbies, travel, etc. • Part 2: A cue card topic (e.g., describe a book, a memorable event, a person you admire). • Part 3: Discussion questions related to Part 2 (e.g., deeper conversation on education, technology, or culture).

An IELTS writing test checker analyzes your Task 1 and Task 2 responses for grammar, vocabulary, coherence, and task achievement. Some tools use AI-based assessment, while others offer human feedback from IELTS experts.

An online IELTS writing test simulates the real exam. You will be given Task 1 (report/letter) and Task 2 (essay) questions, and you must submit your responses within the time limit of 60 minutes. Some websites offer automated or tutor-based scoring.

To improve your IELTS writing score, take writing mock tests regularly, get feedback from an IELTS tutor, and practice structuring essays properly. Focus on coherence, grammar, and vocabulary for a higher band score.

To register for the IELTS exam, you need a valid passport or national identity card (depending on the test center's requirements). Make sure your ID is up to date, as you will need the same document on test day.

Yes, you can reschedule your IELTS exam date, but you need to request a change at least 5 days before the test. Rescheduling fees may apply, so check with your test center for their specific policy on test date changes.