IELTS

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Both the exam used for the English language Test. Also, both have different exam pattern. According to us, PTE is much easier than IELTS because PTE is a computer-based exam. It is a totally virtual exam. You just need to focus on your vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and reading speed. Also, there are many websites that offer the Free Mock test for PTE exam preparation like 79score.com. While in the IELTS it is paper and computer-based both but in the speaking section, you need to give the exam in front of the examiner, which makes students quite nervous. So choose anyone based on country preference and do practice continuously. Both tests are easy. Best of luck for your preparation.

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Required Documentation for Undergraduate Applicants
The following requirements apply to all applicants applying to undergraduate degree or certificate studies at York University. Official Transcripts (all students are required to submit official transcripts except those qualifying as Mature applicants or as Visiting Students on a Letter of Permission)
Course Descriptions (for any postsecondary work taken outside of North America)
Language Proficiency Requirements
Supplementary Application
Schulich School of Business (accessed through the Schulich website)
Faculty of Education* (accessed via MyFile
Social Work (not applicable to Canadian high-school applicants; accessed via the Social Work website)
School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design - (accessed through the AMPD website)
Lassonde School of Engineering (optional co-application, accessed through the BOOST site)
Where to send your documents? You can upload your documents through MyFile. If you need to send documents via mail, you can click here for the Office of Admission's mailing address and contact information. Yes. You can apply for IELTS. Good luck.

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