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I would look for mock exams. Good luck!

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I have never prepared for or taken the IELTS specifically, but language testing in general is a part of my job. Typically, you will score better by focusing on the message you are trying to communicate rather than 100% perfectly accurate grammar and vocabulary, especially if the mistakes you make are not enough to get in the way of communication - like the mistake you made in this journal with 26th June versus June 26th (any native speaker would understand what you meant easily). So don't spend too much time panicking over all the little ins and outs but focus on just getting your ideas across as best as you can.

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Use Cambridge books to practice questions; you might find them online as well. For writing, practice with prompts from Cambridge books, those posted in this community, or ask ChatGPT for writing questions. You can use Grammarly to check your grammar. Alternatively, you can post your response on AI platforms and ask for feedback, corrections, and a rough band score. For speaking, if you are an iPhone user, you can use a free app called 'Call Annie.' Otherwise, you can try iTalki.