Duolingo

SIUE accepts TOEFL / IELTS / Duolingo / PTE as an evidence of English language proficiency from Indian students. The minimum scores required for admission to this university are:

Place your phone on your side (left or right). Slightly behind you. Do not place it directly in front or to side where it cannot see the screen. It must be in Landscape mode (horizontal).

Yes! After room scan you may be asked to perform an ear scan. You will need to keep your phone camera close to you. This proves you are not wearing wireless earbuds. 

Yes, many Belgian universities now take the Duolingo English Test. It is much more easy and cheap than IELTS. Schools like University of Antwerp or VUB often accept it, but always check their website first.

No, you can not. You must use a laptop or desktop computer. Make sure it's OS is Windows or macOS. iPads, tablets, and Chromebooks are not supported. Because they cannot run the secure test launcher software. 

Yes, other than IELTS or TOEFL, the Duolingo DET test is also valid for the University of Liverpool admissions. 

Although international students should have a minimum score of more than 100 to get admission here. 

Yes, Students who are coming outside USA should provide English language score to get admission. The university ask for the Duolingo score of 90 or above for UG, and 95 or above for PG. International students can check the University of Bridgeport English requirements below:

AI drives entire DET exam. It adjusts difficulty of questions in real-time based on your specific answers. This makes the test accurate. Also, AI monitors for cheating and grades your test instantly. This is why you get results so fast.

There is no fixed list of topics. DET test assesses real world language skills across reading, writing, listening, and speaking. You should practice general English usage rather than memorizing specific textbook chapters.

DET Test provides four specific subscores. Literacy checks reading and writing, while Comprehension tests listening and reading skills. Conversation measures how well you speak and listen. Production assesses your ability to write and speak. These reveal your strengths.