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An IELTS study plan built backward from your test date

Generic 30-day IELTS plans assume everyone starts from the same level, studies the same hours and sits the exam on the same day. Yours does none of those things, which is why borrowed plans collapse by week two.

  1. Set your IELTS profile

    Exam date, target band from 6.0 to 9.0 in half-band steps, the skills that scare you, and the minutes you can honestly give each day (30 to 90).

  2. Get a realistic daily checklist

    Verbola generates day-by-day tasks weighted toward your weak skills, in balanced or intensive mode, with a weekly view and per-day completion.

  3. Adapt as you go

    Reminders keep the plan honest, and Premium can regenerate it on demand when your schedule or level changes.

Six weeks, one direction

Exam day

  1. Week 15/5
  2. Week 25/5
  3. Week 34/6
  4. Week 42/6
  5. Week 50/5
  6. Week 6
Illustrative plan. Yours is built from your exam date, target score and weak skills.

Plans speak IELTS end to end: half-band targets, band-aligned writing feedback, and mock tests logged on the real 0-9 scale with half-band rounding.

Common questions

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