The listening section involves playing 4 recorded audio clips of conversations between people and monologues. The intention of the listening  test is to assess your ability to understand the core ideas, and factual information in the conversation, the opinions and attitudes of speakers, the purpose of saying something, and your ability to follow the development of ideas.  

The reading section involves 40 questions which tests various reading related skills such as skimming, understanding writers opinion and attitudes, reading for core concepts and ideas, reading for details, understanding logical argument, reading for gist etc. 

The writing section involves two tasks/questions. First one requires you to summarise/describe/explain a graph, table, chart or diagram. Second task requires you to write an essay on give point of view, argument or problem. 

The Speaking section involves three tasks/questions. In the first task you’ll be asked about yourself, your work, your home, your work etc by the examiner. In the second task you’ll be given  a topic and given one minute to prepare in order to talk for two minutes on the topic. In the third task the examiner will ask you questions on the topic from task 2 to discuss more on abstract ideas and concepts. This part of the test last 4-5 minutes.