IELTS

No. You do not need a British accent to score well on IELTS Speaking test. However, make sure that your speech has clarity and is organic. An examiner can easily spot a made-up accent.

Definitely yes. With the right resources and practice, you can score well even if your spoken English is weak.

Having a strong vocabulary definitely helps. However, you should not use tough words unnecessarily. Examiner should not feel as if you have memorized those words. Your speech must be coherent and your ideas must be clear.

The IELTS Speaking test consists of 3 parts: Introduction and Interview, Individual Long Turn, and Discussion.

For admission abroad after BTech, most universities require a mix of entrance and language tests. There is not a single exam which you can appear.

• GRE/GMAT are common for MS, MEng, or MBA programs (especially in the US, some EU countries).
• For English proficiency, IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo or PTE are widely accepted.
• Some countries (e.g., Germany) may also require TestAS or proof of local language basics.