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Answer IELTS test format has changed recently. Now, it starts with Writing, whereby you have to writ a report or a letter with minimum 150 words and an essay with minimum 250 words and the time given is exactly 60 minutes.
Reading is next, with 3 passages and total 40 questions and you have to complete the task in 60 minutes.
Listening is the next module, total time duration 30 minutes with 4 sections and 10 questions apiece. 10 minutes extra is given to transfer the ansers into an answer sheet.
Speaking last for 11-14 minutes with a piece of paper and pencil given to make notes for the cue card section, whereby you are asked to speak ona given topic for 1 to 2 minutes
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Reading,writing and listening would be on one day and speaking test would be on sepreate day. Reading is for one hour three passages are there and 40 questions in total , and the questions are in the form of true /false / notgiven, fill ups, matching heading and writing is for one hour , two tasks are there , writing task 1 is report writing (for academic) / letter writing (for general) and it should be of 250 words and writing task 2 is essay writing (for both acaedmic and general), wherein 250 words should be written and listening is for 30 min ,40 questions are there and in speaking , 3 tasks are there.speaking task 1 questions and answers (4-5min) , task 2 cue card (speak for 2 min one the given topic) , task 3 questions and answers with detailing (4-5 min)
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