Stop falling for Instagram gurus.

by Timurbek Djalilov

Supported by Bobirjon Bakhtiyorov

These days, Instagram is full of people who flash a single certificate and suddenly act like they’ve discovered the secret formula for IELTS 9.0.

They claim:

• “My Listening is 9, do exactly what I say.”

• “Join my Telegram channel and you will get Reading 9 in two weeks.”

• “Use this magical book and you’ll become a genius overnight.”

Let’s be serious.

IELTS doesn’t work like that.

A 9.0 is not achieved through shortcuts, random “tips,” or miracle PDFs distributed in Telegram groups. It comes from consistent practice, deep understanding, and real teaching — not showmanship.

If someone truly understands the exam, they don’t need to scream “LISTENING 9! READING 9!” every five seconds.

Real teachers prove their value through results, not through self-promotion.

So please — stop believing every loud voice online that claims they can “guarantee” scores.

No one can guarantee IELTS results except your own effort, discipline, and high-quality preparation.

Choose teachers who teach — not entertainers who brag.