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Akash Gaur

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Students with a minimum IELTS score 6.5 are eligible to study at the American University Dubai. The university also accepts valid TOEFL-iBT, TOEFL-iTP and emSAT scores. Given below are the minimum scores accepted for these tests at the UG and PG levels of study.

TestMinimum Score (UG)Minimum Score (PG)
TOEFL-iBT7979
TOEFL-ITP550550
EmSAT English-1550

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, students can study at the AUD Dubai without IELTS. However, students would need to prove English proficiency in a different way. This can be done by either submitting scores for other tests like TOEFL, EmSAT, or English Placement Tests. Waivers may be given based on how well students have done in their past studies, especially the English exam.

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Raushan Kumar

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No, do not use them. Examiners are stricter now and will cut marks if you use generic or memorized essay templates for your answers. You should write natural ideas to get a high score.

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Raushan Kumar

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Pencils are not allowed anymore. For the IELTS paper-based test you must write all your answers using a pen to ensure they are clear. Please practice your handwriting before test day.

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes it is very likely. 80% of IELTS test centers now use video call speaking tests instead of face to face interviews with a real examiner. It will be easier to give IELTS speaking test now.

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Raushan Kumar

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No, the main rules are the same. The official bodies like IDP and British Council have not announced any big changes to the IELTS exam format. Stick to your normal study plan for now.

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Raushan Kumar

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In the USA and Canada, TAs teach undergraduate classes. Therefore, universities are very strict about the Speaking Section. Even if your overall score is 7.5, a low speaking score (below 7.0) can disqualify you from this funding.

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes British Council IELTS Award is a famous scholarship specifically for students who score a minimum of 6.5. Many private organizations also offer small grants to students who score an 8.0 or 9.0.

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Raushan Kumar

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It is possible to receive need-based aid or specific country bursaries. Universities usually prefer candidates with a 7.0 or higher for fully funded scholarships abroad. Try to prepare well and get a good IELTS score.

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes! If you are applying for PR in Canada or Australia your spouse can take the IELTS test too. If they get a good score (usually CLB 5 or higher), it adds valuable extra points to your main application.

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