IELTS

No, you can't go to USA or Germany without IELTS since it is very mandatory for you to give IELTS then apply for any college of any field you think. But if you are very keen to go aboard don't want to give IELTS then apply to New Zealand.
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Hi Anurag, where do you want to study and what is your desired programme?

IELTS score requirements vary from Bachelors to Masters degree. Please be more specific with your requirements.

Hi Bhushan,
GRE requirements vary, it is mainly required to study in US. If you are planning for a Masters in US then yes you must take the GRE alongwith your TOEFL or IELTS test. Check university websites for admission requirements, it differs from campus to campus.

Before getting into the debate of which coaching institute is best for IELTS, let us look at the ingredients of a good IELTS band.All you have to do is to surround yourself with English.
Practice is really the key. Another tip is to start with the hardest part for you and practice everyday. For me it

Crack the exams: June 2017 to December 2017
Prepare for required standardised tests like GMAT, GRE,SAT, TOEFL orIELTS- depending on the course and university.
By June-Julyor three months before the test date, register forGMAT/GRE.
Register forTOEFL/IELTS at least a month before the test date.
Take the r

A question that many students aspiring to study abroad ask is - If 100% scholarships are offered? The true answer for this question is no. There are no 100% fully paid scholarships for international students. Some scholarship awarding bodies may foot nearly 85% of the total costs but these are limit

Hi Dalbir,
Yes, you can but admissions will be challenging in the highly ranked universities. You will have many options in Australia, UK, New Zealand, Poland, Italy etc. If you have a good SAT score you can try in USA as well. Your SOP and LORs will also be considered.

Hi,
You need not take both. Either one will suffice. I will recommend IELTS, more preferred in Europe on the whole.