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IELTS writing has two writing tasks that students need to complete. In task 1, students need to describe some visual information in their own words. In task 2, students need to write about an academic or semi-formal/neutral style. Students can check useful IELTS writing tips to improve their writing skills.

Most of the students find the listening section the hardest part of the IELTS exam. In this section, students need to first listen to the content and then write the answer in their own words. Students can check the IELTS listening tips and practice lessons to score good marks on the IELTS listing test.

IELTS reading is among the four sections of the IELTS exam in which students need a qualifying score. If you want to score band 8 in IELTS reading, then it depends on whether you are taking IELTS academic or in general. Students can check the Reading Tips for IELTS to easily get the qualifying score in the exam.

Yes, University of East London admission requirements for Indian students consists of IELTS score submission as major component. Listed below are minimum UEL University London IELTS score requirements-

• UG Courses- Overall score of 5.5 - 6.0 or higher
• PG Courses- Overall score of 6.0 - 6.5 or higher

Note- Few academic departments at university may require higher score. Hence, students are advised to go through official website for course specific requirements.

At Agni College of Technology, a PG-level M.E. course is offered in affiliation with Anna University, which is equivalent to MTech. As per the university's guidelines, aspirants must appear and qualify for either GATE or CEETA entrance exam. Candidates who hold a UG degree in BTech or equivalent discipline from a recognised university are eligible to apply for Agni College of Technology M.E. admissions. 

IBPS Clerk prelims Quantitative Aptitude section carries a total of 35 questions of 35 marks. Questions in this section are asked from Number Series, Data Interpretation, Simplification/ Approximation, Quadratic Equation, Data Sufficiency, Mensuration, Average, Profit and Loss, Ratio and Proportion, Work, Time, and Energy, Time and Distance, Probability, Relations, Simple and Compound Interest, Permutation and Combination. Usually, maximum questions are asked from Data Interpretation, Arithmatic, etc. To ace the Quant section of IBPS Clerk exam, candidates need to prepare well by solving the previous years' question papers.