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IELTS reading practice test contains all the important reading passages of academics as well as general training.All the reading modules are available for free. Students can prepare for their ielts exam at home without coaching.
Online reading passages in pdf form are available. With regular practice students can get 7 band easily. And with consistence practice students can even score 8 and 9 band. Pdfs are best for beginners. They can practice in better on papers. And can even increase the score of students who want to give exam. With desired band scores, students can get admission in abroad.
IELTS exam is acceptable in many countries. Like Australia,UK,USA and Canada.
IELTS reading practice test
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