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Free Online IELTS Preparation for Learners in Nepal, India, Pakistan, Vietnam and Beyond

A free online IELTS study plan for international learners: diagnostic test, daily routine, speaking practice without a partner, and avoiding first-language habits.

By IELTSora teaching team · Updated · 2 min read

IELTS is the same test everywhere

Whether you take IELTS in Kathmandu, Lahore, Delhi, Hanoi or Tashkent, the content and marking are the same worldwide. That means a good online routine works anywhere; what changes are local booking details, which you should check with the official providers in your country.

Start with a diagnostic

Take a timed test in all four skills to see where you are. Many learners overestimate Reading and underestimate how much Writing and Speaking feedback they need. Your weakest skill should get the most study time.

A daily routine you can follow online

About an hour a day for six to eight weeks is realistic for most learners:

  • 20 minutes: one timed Listening section or Reading passage, then review mistakes.
  • 20 minutes: Writing on alternate days, with feedback and one rewrite.
  • 15 minutes: speaking out loud on a cue card or with an AI partner.
  • 5 minutes: add new collocations from your practice to a vocabulary list.

First-language habits to watch

Learners often translate word by word, drop articles, or use direct translations of local expressions. Speakers of some languages also find certain English sounds or word stress difficult. Record yourself, listen back, and focus on clarity rather than imitating a particular accent; IELTS does not require a British or American accent.

Speaking practice without a partner

If you have nobody to practise with, an AI speaking partner can ask IELTS-style questions and give feedback any time. Combine that with recording your Part 2 answers and checking them against the band descriptors.

Frequently asked questions

Is IELTSora only for Bangladesh?
No. IELTSora is free and online, so learners in any country can use the mock tests, practice and AI feedback.
Do I need a native accent for a high Speaking score?
No. Pronunciation is scored on how clear and easy to understand you are, not on a particular accent.

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