IELTS

Yes, some universities accept TOEFL, PTE, or Cambridge English, or provide English exemption if your previous education was in English.

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. 

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. It's easy to write and helps you stay organised. Examiner also likes this format because it's clear and focused.

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 need to stick to your opinion from start to end. No changing sides in the middle.

Yes. With the new One Skill Retake, you can take just one part like Reading or Writing. The IELTS retaking fee is INR 12,000.

While most universities in Georgia do not mandate the submission of IELTS score, Indian students advised to take up the exam to meet the English language requirements. Listed below are the minimum score requirements:

Yes, fulfilling the English language requirement is one of the major admission requirements for MS in Finland. Universities in Finland accepts major English exam scores as a proof of proficiency in the English language and students can refer to the table below for minimum score details:

You should try to register for IELTS at least 1 or 2 months early. Test dates get booked fast, especially during busy times. The advance booking of IELTS exam also gives you more time to prepare for IELTS properly.