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Akash Gaur

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Yes, Indian students can study at the VUW New Zealand without IELTS. Students with a minimum 65% in the Class 12th English exam from either the CBSE, CISCE, or HSC from Maharashtra, West Bengal, or Karnataka state boards, are eligible for an English language waiver.

Students with an HSC from any other state board, with a minimum 70% in the English exams are also eligible for waiver.

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Raushan Kumar

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The Electronic Test Report Form (eTRF) is the official digital scorecard containing your section-wise and overall band scores. It is accepted by universities and visa authorities worldwide.

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Raushan Kumar

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You can log in to the official IDP IELTS India official candidate login portal using your registered username and password to view and download your scores.

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Raushan Kumar

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IELTS on Computer results are usually available within 1–2 days. IELTS on Paper results are declared after 7 days, while IELTS for UKVI (paper-based) results are released after 13 days.

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Raushan Kumar

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IELTS on Computer results are usually available within 1–2 days. IELTS on Paper results are declared after 7 days, while IELTS for UKVI (paper-based) results are released after 13 days.

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Nishtha Singh

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Indian students who want to take admission to European University have to submit TOEFL / IELTS scores (B2 level English proficiency). The minimum scores required in these tests are-

TestsMinimum Score
IELTS5.5
TOEFL67

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Loveleen Patra

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This tense is important for students. It helps improve grammar skills. Students use it in speaking and writing tests.

Correct use makes sentences better. It also helps explain ongoing actions clearly. 

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Raj Vimal

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We use the Present Perfect Continuous Tense for actions that started in the past. These actions are still continuing now. It is also used for repeated actions. Sometimes, the action has recently stopped. But its effect can still be seen in the present.

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Mani Lama

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Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to describe actions. Which were started in the past and are still continuing in the present.

It mainly focuses on the activity duration. Often uses words like "Since/for" in sentences.

For example:

  1. Sita has been cooking dinner for two hours.
  2. She has been working on the article since this morning.

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Chandra Chaudhary

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Yes, IELTS score at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTU Norway) is accepted. It also accepts TOEFL / PTE scores. Minimum scores required in these tests are-

Tests Minimum Score
TOEFL90 on iBT
IELTS6.5 in each part
PTE62

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