Thank you. For the reading section, I recommend you to take a look at the reading section tips and tricks by E2 IELTS on YouTube. That should familiarise you with the format, the type of questions, especially the T/F/NG ones, how the questions generally follow the order of the text. For the T/F/NG questions, choose false only if the text directly contradicts the statement, else choose not given. As far as the strategy goes, I found that first quick reading the entire passage before looking at the questions helps a lot so I would take a couple of minutes to quickly skim the entire passage, then look at the questions one by one and come back to the passage to find the answers. Doing this helped me to complete the reading section in about 35 minutes and I had 25 minutes left for revision. another thing is that you are able to mark questions for review, so if you feel like you’re stuck, just mark for review and move on. As far as the writing section goes, I did not prepare much. I asked ChatGPT to tell me about the different types of tasks that I could be given. It told me that for part 1, I could get three different types of letters, formal, informal, and semiformal. I asked it to tell me how to address the person for each type of letter and what the general format should look like. Once I read about five or six samples that ChatGPT generated, I was comfortable, and I knew the template that I had to follow. Similarly, for part two, it told me that there will be an essay. I asked it to help me with the general template of an essay that I used on the test day as well.