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a year ago

Yes, candidates can get admission to the BTech at Amal Jyothi College of Engineering without appearing for the JEE Main exam. The college shortlists candidates based on the scores obtained in the accepted entrance exams and on meeting the course-specific eligibility criteria. The college accepts JEE

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The following test accommodations are available on prior request on each test centre of the PTE exam:

  1. Access to the wheelchair
  2. Adjustable workstation or chair
  3. Separate room
  4. Adjustable monitor brightness
  5. A single 10-minute break which is otherwise not available for other test takers. 
  6. Extra time - 25%

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What is the Amity University MBA highlights?

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Amity University offers MBA course on the basis of entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, GMAT, GRE or an Amity test. The institute offers two-year full time MBA programs. Since, Amity University is one of the top private institutes in the country, offering a world-class MBA program; the course offers var

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What is PTE Exam Pattern?

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a year ago

PTE is a fully computer-based English proficiency test - separated into 3 different sections namely the Speaking & Writing (Part 1), Reading (Part 2) and Listening (Part 3). Below are details on PTE Exam Pattern in 2026:

PTE Exam Pattern

Details

PTE Exam Duration (section-wise breakup)

  • Speaking & Writing  - 76 to 84 minutes 
  • Reading - 23 to 30 minutes
  • Listening - 31 to 39 minutes  

PTE Exam Complete Duration

~2 Hours, tested in a single test sitting

Mode

Computer-based exam (with headset)

PTE Exam Venue

Taken at a test centre 

Question Layout

Assesses real-life English used in teaching and conversational setups

Question Types

22 question types

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Yes, candidates can get admissions to MBA courses at  DYPDPU SMR without CAT scores because the college accepts several entrance examinations for admissions to MBA courses, such as MAT/ CMAT/ MAH-CET/ XAT/ ATMA. Therefore, candidates can get admissions to MBA courses at DYPDPU SMR with CAT. How

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New answer posted•a year ago

Is PTE accepted in Australia?

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Yes, the PTE exam is accepted widely in Australia for both university admissions and visa applications. The test is accepted for all types of visa applications by the Department of Home Affairs in Australia. The test scores of the PTE Acdemic exam remain valid for two years if used for university ad

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What is the use of the PTE test?

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Asked by Jiya Arora
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a year ago

The PTE test scores can be used for several different purposes including:

  1. Admission for higher education abroad: Universities in the major countries accept the PTE test scores to evaluate and compare applications received for admissions to their UG and PG courses. 
  2. Visa and Immigration Purposes:

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a year ago

Yes, you can. That is called a partly agree essay. You agree with some parts of the question and disagree with others. But still, your essay must be clear. You should say which side is stronger for you. 

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The best and the easiest way is to use a 4-paragraph structure:

  1. Introduction – paraphrase the question + give your opinion

  2. Body Paragraph 1 – write your first reason and example

  3. Body Paragraph 2 – give your second reason and example

  4. Conclusion – repeat your opinion + short summary

This is a simple format

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What is an IELTS agree disagree essay?

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Asked by Ranjeeta Grag
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a year ago

An IELTS agree disagree essay is a type of Writing Task 2 question where you get a statement, and you have to say if you agree, disagree, or partly agree. You must give your opinion clearly and explain it in 250+ words. 

You need to support your view with 2 reasons and give examples. You also ne

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