Is it necessary to get coaching from IELTS centre for the exam?

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 No definitely not.

you do not have to join any IELTS coaching in order to pass the IELTS exam. Most exams are through syllabus but in the IELTS exam is open, in which you read the text and answers the question.

composition of the IELTS exam.

International English language testing exam four components among them 

Reading 

listening 

speaking 

writing 

These are four majors components if you wish for actual exam tests from the internet go and look for Jai Singh  IELTS on youtube and you will find channels you can do as much listening as you want.

Now for reading and writing just look at this link will give what you want and basics www.jaisinghii.com

Books recommended for IELTS.

just buy some Cambridge ESOL examination book no 1 to book number 12 for listening reading is sufficient.

for writing, you can look for Kiran Preet Kaur Makker IELTS essay.

Now you need any assistance on this subject you can comment I will be happy to answer your question?


  


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