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Hi,there is no clarity which exam u are aiming to write AT/GT.
Now no exam can be cleared without self practice it goes with IELTS too.For self study u need to know few things:-
1.Find sample test papers to practice for reading and listening, assign appropriate time for all sections. Listening and Reading are easier sections to scores.
2.Find your weak and strong areas in Listening Reading sections work on them.
3.Get acquainted with writing topics of both tasks. Try to write good number of essays graph summary and letters based on your exam(GT/AT).Task-1 is different in AT/GT.
4.Get your written work elavuated from any expert who has knowledge of IELTS will help u to improve.
5.Work on time management-at times many students struggle with time in writing and reading section.
6.Try to find out any one who can take your mock of speaking test practice well.
7.Never give a long break between preparation and exam and book your exam once u achieve certain benchmark in all sections.
8.Stay positive, don't overdo anything ,don't follow multiple sites and trainer.
All the bes!
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