English Entrance Exam

Yes, the University of Chester accepts Pearson Test of English (PTE) scores as evidence of the English language proficiency test for the non-native English speaking international applications.

To check the minimum score requirement of the PTE test scores at the University of Chester, check the table mentioned below:

Yes, the University of Chester requires the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam scores for international students as a mandatory entry requirement, which varies as per the level or course and may also change as per the department and the specific programs. Here is the table mentioned for the IELTS scores at the university.

To study for the PTE exam for free, you can make use of the numerous free resources online, which include following the YouTube channels that provide free lessons for the PTE exam, and you can also download some books and notes online for free. However, many platforms also provide access to free practice tests, and mock tests. You can also go through the official PTE preparation materials and focus on understanding the PTE test format to get your desired score.

CSUSB expects a minimum IELTS score of 5.4 and 6.0 from UG and PG international applicants respectively. Students coming from all over the globe to take CSUSB admission must prove their English language proficiency by submitting the minimum scores of IELTS, TOEFL, and Duolingo. The English language eligibility for UG and PG programs at Cal State San Bernardino is given below:

The Duolingo test scaled on a range of 10 to 160 to assess the candidate's reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. Anything above 120 and above is considered a good score, however, the college where you are seeking admission may have different score requirements.

Follow these steps to prepare for the Duolingo test:

• Watch a video to understand the summary of the test
• Understand the rules of the test
• Take a free practice test
• Make a list of the practice material

The Duolingo English test is adaptive which means the difficulty level of the questions is adapted as per the candidate's performance. Questions for all the sections listening, reading, writing, and speaking are mixed up and don't appear in the separate sections.

The computer-based DET is designed to test non-native English speakers' proficiency in the language. Candidates can take the test as many times as they want, however, they cannot take it more than twice within a 30-day period.

While specific universities may have varying requirements, some institutions may accept an IELTS score of 5.5 for certain programs, particularly for undergraduate courses. The University of Bergen accepts a minimum score equivalent to 5.0, which may allow flexibility for students with a 5.5 score, depending on the program.

Yes, it is possible to study in Norway without taking the IELTS exam. Many universities accept alternative forms of proof for English proficiency, such as completion of previous education in English or other standardized tests like TOEFL or Pearson Test of English (PTE). Students who have studied for at least one year in an English-speaking institution may also be exempt from the IELTS requirement.