What to focus on
Practise with visible timers and section checkpoints. Time management should be trained, not improvised.
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Computer-based IELTS time management
Computer delivery removes paper handling but adds screen navigation, typing and on-screen decision costs.
Quick answer
Practise with visible timers and section checkpoints. Time management should be trained, not improvised.
Side-by-side comparison
| Factor | Option / result A | Option / result B |
|---|---|---|
| Reading | 60 min | Passage checkpoints |
| Writing | 60 min | Plan + type + edit |
| Listening | Follow audio | Recover quickly |
| Mock | Full duration | Train stamina |
Use practice evidence
Use recent attempts to identify the exact skill or task type causing repeated losses, then retest after focused practice.
Build a measurable loop
Diagnostic → targeted practice → timed retest → review is more useful than repeating full tests without analysing mistakes.
Related practice
Turn this guide into practice instead of stopping at the article.
Frequently asked questions
What should I do first?
Start with your weakest skill or most repeated error pattern.
How should I measure improvement?
Compare accuracy, band estimates and repeated error types across timed attempts.
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