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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants
Contributor-Level 10
Dear Jay,
The minimum cut-off for IELTS is 6.5 overall with no band less than 6, your CGPA is very good and you qualify on that score for admission to a good university. You need to retake your IELTS or go in for an ELICOS course leading to qualifying marks and then your Masters. The other alternative is taking good coaching for the IELTS both for language and the test and retake it to get qualifying scores. The cost is less.
You can check out Deakin University, University of Western Sydney, RMIT, University of Sydney, La Trobe and others for your course. Please ensure you enroll for a Masters with 2-year duration as anything with a less
The minimum cut-off for IELTS is 6.5 overall with no band less than 6, your CGPA is very good and you qualify on that score for admission to a good university. You need to retake your IELTS or go in for an ELICOS course leading to qualifying marks and then your Masters. The other alternative is taking good coaching for the IELTS both for language and the test and retake it to get qualifying scores. The cost is less.
You can check out Deakin University, University of Western Sydney, RMIT, University of Sydney, La Trobe and others for your course. Please ensure you enroll for a Masters with 2-year duration as anything with a less
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
IELTS is an exam which focuses on your English proficiency skills. There are tests for reading, writing, speaking and listening. The best way to prepare is by solving 8-10 sample tests. Go to a nearby coaching centre and buy an IELTS test series.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Prishita Gupta,
These are entrance exams to meet the English language requirements. You don't have to give both. Just one of them. You can check college websites to see the preferences and score requirements. You must register for these tests on their official websites. See here:
https://www.ets.org/toefl
https://www.ielts.org/
These are entrance exams to meet the English language requirements. You don't have to give both. Just one of them. You can check college websites to see the preferences and score requirements. You must register for these tests on their official websites. See here:
https://www.ets.org/toefl
https://www.ielts.org/
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Nikil Abraham, its not clear what you want to study but if its related to computer or maths you can check Bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, gaming and animation, maths, etc. To study abroad you must take exams like SAT or ACT, TOEFL, IELTS depending on where you want to study. You have to be more specific with your requirements.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
Refer to the official guides like The Official Guide to the GRE by ETS, Manhattan Prep and Kaplan GRE Prep. For IELTS you can refer to Official IELTS Practice Materials by British Council.
Cambridge ESOL, IDP: IELTS Australia, The Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS by Cambridge University Press and also check out preparation books by Kaplan.
Refer to the official guides like The Official Guide to the GRE by ETS, Manhattan Prep and Kaplan GRE Prep. For IELTS you can refer to Official IELTS Practice Materials by British Council.
Cambridge ESOL, IDP: IELTS Australia, The Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS by Cambridge University Press and also check out preparation books by Kaplan.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Samriti,
Your spouse can apply for the visa while you are applying for the student visa. Now, the question is your profile. Any good university will require work experience, GMAT score and higher percentile. Also, you already have done M.Com so universities will question you why an MBA now? First check with some universities and then apply. Also, keep alternate options like Australia, France, Netherlands, etc.
Your spouse can apply for the visa while you are applying for the student visa. Now, the question is your profile. Any good university will require work experience, GMAT score and higher percentile. Also, you already have done M.Com so universities will question you why an MBA now? First check with some universities and then apply. Also, keep alternate options like Australia, France, Netherlands, etc.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Dinakar Kuchi,
A majority of the universities require 75%. You will most likely find very few options in Canada. Check University of Alberta, McMaster University, University of Windsor, Dalhousie University, etc.
A majority of the universities require 75%. You will most likely find very few options in Canada. Check University of Alberta, McMaster University, University of Windsor, Dalhousie University, etc.
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