Your prospects after study abroad exams
Studying abroad has fascinated students since ages. The objective to achieve a different education as well experience a new lifestyle is a big pull. Though India is regarded as an education hub, the young minds are still charmed by the very idea of pursuing education abroad. UK, USA and Australia being the most sought after destinations, each year more and more students are opting for these countries. Canada, New Zealand and other European countries are too luring more and more Indian students these days.
To study abroad, one has to take different standardized tests which can be used by schools and colleges you are targeting to evaluate your knowledge about the subject, your English proficiency, as well as your ability to perform well in the study program you opt for. Some of the most popular study abroad exams are GMAT, GRE, IELTS, LSAT, SAT, TOEFL and USMLE.
Who can appear for study abroad exams?
Anyone interested in studying abroad can apply for any of the standardized tests mentioned above. Most colleges and universities specify the name of the tests that they accept. The test scores act as a proof of your skills and knowledge and compliment your academic performance as a candidate to the seat in any academic program overseas.
Most of the tests mentioned above have a wide-ranging acceptance across the world. GRE and GMAT tests can be taken once students complete their graduation as they evaluate candidates for postgraduate studies and management programs respectively.
IELTS and TOEFL, on the other hand, can be taken at any level. They just check out the English proficiency of candidates for visa, work or study purposes. They have two versions each - one for general applicants, and second for those who want to apply in universities and colleges for tertiary education. IELTS is more popular in Europe, UK and Australia while TOEFL is more popular in the US.
SAT can be taken after high school for admission into American colleges while USMLE is for doctors who want to get medical license to practice in the United States.
