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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Nainika,
Chances are very good with the scores you have given. Please submit your application on time. Every university has different deadlines and also requirements. You must focus on your overall application package , your SOP and LORs will also matter.
Chances are very good with the scores you have given. Please submit your application on time. Every university has different deadlines and also requirements. You must focus on your overall application package , your SOP and LORs will also matter.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
IELTS or TOEFL is not required in Singapore if you passed out from an English medium school. But confirm the same from the university.
IELTS or TOEFL is not required in Singapore if you passed out from an English medium school. But confirm the same from the university.
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Anirudh Menon13 years of professional experience
Beginner-Level 3
If you are preparing on your own, then I recommend books published by Cambridge, British Council or IDP. Cambridge has 11 volumes starting from 1 which has variety of questions for each component, with various difficulty levels. Start from Volume 1 and go up to 9. Once you have completed these 9 volumes, you can use 10 and 11 as mock tests (particularly for listening and reading).
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Rashi SPassionate about teaching
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Sunny,
Yes, you can easily score well without any coaching. I have done the same and got a decent score of 7. I prepared for a couple of months and all you have to do is practice.
Yes, you can easily score well without any coaching. I have done the same and got a decent score of 7. I prepared for a couple of months and all you have to do is practice.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
Yes, it is important to have subjects like maths because most of the UK universities look for that subject but if you are planning not to pursue computer science engineering or MS then it won't be an issue.
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Rashi SPassionate about teaching
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Sarthak,
I have also given IELTS exam 3 years back by preparing myself and got a decent score. The time constraint is always there through the exam.
Reading - For me reading was the toughest part. Some paragraphs were very confusing. I don't think you can do much about it, but reading newspapers, magazines helps. Got 6.5
Listening - Audios are available on Internet. Just download them and listen again and again. Got 7.5
Speaking- Was about self, hobbies, ambition etc. All they check is how well you are able to communicate your thoughts. Try speaking different words in your daily life. I scored 7.
Writing - you have the option of writing
I have also given IELTS exam 3 years back by preparing myself and got a decent score. The time constraint is always there through the exam.
Reading - For me reading was the toughest part. Some paragraphs were very confusing. I don't think you can do much about it, but reading newspapers, magazines helps. Got 6.5
Listening - Audios are available on Internet. Just download them and listen again and again. Got 7.5
Speaking- Was about self, hobbies, ambition etc. All they check is how well you are able to communicate your thoughts. Try speaking different words in your daily life. I scored 7.
Writing - you have the option of writing
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Rashi SPassionate about teaching
Beginner-Level 4
Hi,
IELTS exams are taken up by every student of non-English speaking nation who wants to study abroad. These exams are not the only fulfilling criteria for getting admission in master's degree. In most of the universities in Australia, New Zealand and Canada having a score more than 6.5 is acceptable. For more you can go their website and find out.
IELTS exams are taken up by every student of non-English speaking nation who wants to study abroad. These exams are not the only fulfilling criteria for getting admission in master's degree. In most of the universities in Australia, New Zealand and Canada having a score more than 6.5 is acceptable. For more you can go their website and find out.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Harish,
SAT is an aptitude test for admission into Bachelor's degree programs in US mainly. It includes topics you have studied in your high school and will mainly test reading and maths skills. IELTS is the test for English language proficiency. Check collegeboard.org for SAT details, you have to create your account here and select the test dates, etc. It is simple and instructions are available. For IELTS check IELTS.org and create your account there.
SAT is an aptitude test for admission into Bachelor's degree programs in US mainly. It includes topics you have studied in your high school and will mainly test reading and maths skills. IELTS is the test for English language proficiency. Check collegeboard.org for SAT details, you have to create your account here and select the test dates, etc. It is simple and instructions are available. For IELTS check IELTS.org and create your account there.
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