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Pratik MohantyMBA - Finance | Marketing
Contributor-Level 10
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and IELTS (International English Language Testing System) are two of the most widely-accepted tests to certify your English proficiency. The decision on which one to take among TOEFL & IELTS depends on a number of factors.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Janardan,
Top countries that you can consider includes US, Canada, Ireland, UK, Germany , France, Singapore, Hong Kong and so on. With 60%, USA, Canada and Germany will be competitive. You can check a few university websites located in these countries to learn more about the admission criteria as they vary.
Top countries that you can consider includes US, Canada, Ireland, UK, Germany , France, Singapore, Hong Kong and so on. With 60%, USA, Canada and Germany will be competitive. You can check a few university websites located in these countries to learn more about the admission criteria as they vary.
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Daksh Mehta
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The British Council will mail you the test details one week before the test date.
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Saba Ahmad
Guide-Level 11
Hi Dilpreet,
You must understand the differences between the two, opt whichever you think is easier for you. Different test takers will have different opinion hence go by your comfort level. A number of blogs are also available, you may check them on the internet. Here is one for example:
http://ieltsadvantage.com/2015/06/17/ielts-vs-toefl-which-is-easier/
You must understand the differences between the two, opt whichever you think is easier for you. Different test takers will have different opinion hence go by your comfort level. A number of blogs are also available, you may check them on the internet. Here is one for example:
http://ieltsadvantage.com/2015/06/17/ielts-vs-toefl-which-is-easier/
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Hi Dilpreet,
6.5 is considered good enough by most universities and programs. Many universities require a minimum of 7. Check the score explanation below to have a better understanding
http://takeielts.britishcouncil.org/find-out-about-results/understand-your-ielts-scores
6.5 is considered good enough by most universities and programs. Many universities require a minimum of 7. Check the score explanation below to have a better understanding
http://takeielts.britishcouncil.org/find-out-about-results/understand-your-ielts-scores
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Dilpreet Singh
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Yes, you have decent scores in IELTS which are more than enough to get admission in these institutions but your academic scores will also matter.
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Dilpreet Singh
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Hi,
As you have very less time for preparation, everything will depend upon your current level of English but don't worry. You can prepare yourself by watching documentaries* (short movies) in English with subtitles. With this you can improve your listening skills. Reading books and newspaper would also help you in writing and reading. You can upgrade your speaking by talking with your friend in English. Moreover, you should understand the pattern of each module. You can do this by visiting numerous websites on internet which are providing information about IELTS. At last, you should do some sample practice tests for more improvement.
Al
As you have very less time for preparation, everything will depend upon your current level of English but don't worry. You can prepare yourself by watching documentaries* (short movies) in English with subtitles. With this you can improve your listening skills. Reading books and newspaper would also help you in writing and reading. You can upgrade your speaking by talking with your friend in English. Moreover, you should understand the pattern of each module. You can do this by visiting numerous websites on internet which are providing information about IELTS. At last, you should do some sample practice tests for more improvement.
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