IELTS FAQ: Questions Hisar Students Ask Before Joining

Most students need four to six weeks in a regular batch, two weeks in a crash program, and a custom timeline for one-on-one coaching. The diagnostic test on day one decides your realistic date.

Canada Express Entry usually wants CLB 7 or higher, which means 6.0 to 7.0 per module, and UK universities commonly ask for 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0. We confirm the exact requirement for your case before you book.

Computer-delivered IELTS gives faster results and easier editing in writing, while paper suits students who annotate while reading. We train both formats and help you pick based on a timed trial of each.

Yes. Weekly full-length mocks run under real exam conditions, and every scorecard includes a module-wise band estimate plus an error log with correction homework.

Dr. Shruti Mehta, PhD in English, leads the program with 15+ years of experience and personally marks writing and conducts speaking mocks. Batch size stays at a maximum of eight students.

Yes. Evening and weekend batches exist specifically for working professionals, and recorded sessions let you cover any class you miss without falling behind the batch.

Complete the full program, attend the mocks, and if you fall short of your committed target you repeat the course at no extra cost. The guarantee is written into your admission slip.

Yes. Our team checks your passport validity, finds a test date and format that fits your preparation, and completes the registration with you so there are no last-minute surprises.

Yes. The guarantee terms appear on your admission slip: complete the program, attend the mocks, and if you miss your committed band you repeat the course free. It is a written commitment, not a verbal one.

Trained examiners score four criteria: Task Achievement or Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource and Grammatical Range and Accuracy. Our feedback shows your score on each criterion with examples from your own essay, which is how improvement becomes targeted.

Yes, and it is more common than you think. After a comparison diagnostic we map your existing preparation onto PTE tasks, usually saving weeks. The decision is yours; our job is to make it with data rather than pressure.

We guide outstation students on PG and hostel options around Railway Road and the bus stand belt, and the reading room plus recorded sessions keep them covered between batches.

You sit a real mini-lesson with Dr. Shruti Mehta, take a short diagnostic, receive a band estimate and a written plan outline, and get every question about timelines answered. There is no fee and no obligation.

Committed students who complete the program and mocks reach their target in the first attempt 98 percent of the time, which is the basis of our written guarantee.

Yes. Academic runs for university-bound students and General Training for PR and work streams, with separate reading and writing tracks because the two papers differ exactly there.

Only after two consecutive mocks land at or above your target. Booking early creates pressure; booking after proof creates calm. Your trainer picks the date with you in the final week.