Hi Asiya mam, I took the IELTS academic on 11th may and today was my result. I got 8 bands overall. LRSW 9877. Had it not been for your academic pack, i think I wouldn't have been able to get such a score. Thank you so much
Hi ma'am ....tmrw is my IELTS written exam .....have prepared with your classes . Amazing and informative classes without any lag...will update on my result. I got an 8 band...thank you so much 😄😄
Hi Asiya, I would like to thank you for your YT videos, I got overall 7 by watching your videos and by practicing with the Cambridge book. I owe my ielts success to you and god almighty!!! Sending you virtual hugs!!
I actually did good surprisingly, all im worried is the time really and how i will adapt under pressure when and if i'm not where i'm supposed to be when the time reaches the finish.
Hi Asiya. Thank you for your tutorials which i watched for 3 weeks on RU-vid. I got band 7 in writing, 7.5 in listening and speaking and 8.5 in reading with an overall band of 7.5. Thank you again 😊
Dear Mrs. Asiya, I followed all your reading tips, which helped me drastically. I also watched your videos talking about the other sections. They were all constructive. I recently recieved my IELTS Academic results where I got an overall 7, which is something I am very proud of. Your help was greatly appreciated. Thank you!
@@sahilchopra4260 Literally all her videos! Go to her playlist and look for IELTS Reading, Listening, speaking, writing. Watch all the video you will start to see patterns in the IETLS that will prove to be helpful and do not restrict yourself to one channel. Watch 2 to 3 channels (good ones) then you will start to see things other people cannot! This may take time, but trust me you will not regret it. Moreover, every channel has a different approach, find what works best for you. A foreigner might see things differently than natives. Natives speak better, true. However, you may benefit more from a foreigner than a native in some instances since he himself went through what you were going through and his brain might be wired closely to you rather than a native. Good luck to you Sahil Chopra :)
Hi Asiya, Your non-native English speaker status and impressive achievements are sufficient grounds for enrolling in your courses. This uniqueness sets you apart from others. Furthermore, your teaching approach is informative, analytical, and strategic, which is highly commendable. I have a question for you, and I would greatly appreciate it if you could answer: Which question type should I tackle first in the IELTS exam? Should I begin with the ones that appear in order? I used to think that starting with matching headings is beneficial since it requires extensive reading of the entire passage, which may assist with other questions later on. However, I'm also considering the idea of solving easier questions first to boost my confidence and facilitate faster comprehension of the text. Both approaches seem to have their advantages, so I'd like to hear your preference. According to ChatGPT's suggestion, it is recommended to start with easier question types, especially those that involve skimming and scanning, such as True/False then Sentence Completion-->Matching Headings-->Multiple Choice--> Summary Completion. One more question and it is personal , "Are you single??? plzzzzzz"
Hi! Thank you very much for your kind words. In Reading, it's best if you answer questions in order. Generally, easier questions come first, so you get the "easier" points first. You're also more likely to be at the correct place in the passage for each answer if you follow the question order. Matching Headings questions are always places before the passage, so you answer them first. How it helps. Good luck!
33:55 the paragraph says students were instructed to imagine either or, before they are assigned, doesn't that mean that students were given the choice of either or ??
Hi Asiya, thank you very much helping IELTS exam which is new type cognitive torture applied to rest of world who non-english speaker. I sincerely really congratulate you. You have succeeded in turning this type of torture into an income.
Hi mam, I'm willing to face IELTS Academic in January 2024. But some of my friends told me that some months IELTS getting easy and hard. They will depend on some months. They asked me to do it in December not in January. Is there something true mam? Please let me help with this confusion. 😊
So how can I filter the necessary words in the reading passage? Instead of learning all the words I don't know, can I just learn the words that are in the question and answer of that passage?
I have seen this video several times but still cannot understand WHY the first question is False if Polar Bears and Brown Bears aren't the same, so gladly they are different! does not mean that the answer should be true?
Hi Asiya. Thank you very much for all the informative videos. Can I please ask you something? Since the computer based exam keywords can be highlighted using the mouse, are we allowed to bring and use a Stabilo highlighter for the paper based one?
You can re-evaluate your score if you have confidence that you have spoken well but if you don't then you have to give this test again i think you can give only one module exam
@@ramandeep7744 its fees is nearly exam fees. I got L,R,S :- 5.5 and in W :- 6. I just wanna know that now how much time will suitable for me to get 7 band
