Do I need to attend IELTS classes and mock sessions to get an idea about the exam?
You don't have to attend IELTS classes or mock sessions, but they are highly recommended for effective preparation. Mock tests help you get used to the exam format, timing, and question types, while classes offer expert guidance, strategies, and feedback to improve your score - especially if English isn't your strongest subject.
If you prefer self-study, practicing with mock tests is still important. For more personalized support, consider enrolling in a structured course. Your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you on the best preparation options based on your needs.
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