IELTS

IELTS scores are required only for admission to the institute's LL.M. & PG programs.

Mentioned below are the language proficiency test requirements students must meet:

Students applying for admission to its UG courses can do so without IELTS scores but must provide SAT scores if the 12^th standard education is done from a state-level board.

Achieving a perfect 9 in IELTS Listening requires exceptional listening skills and meticulous attention to detail. You must demonstrate complete comprehension of all audio material, regardless of accent or complexity. It's important to practice active listening techniques, such as predicting answers and taking detailed notes. Review and correct any mistakes to identify your weaknesses and prevent repeat errors.

To get good score in IELTS Listening, you must know the test format very well. This is the main thing. You need to use good strategies to find correct answers. Check all the different question types. Before audio starts, always mark the keywords in the question paper. Then listen carefully for these words. Sometimes they will say synonyms (different words with same meaning), so be careful.

To get 8.5 band in IELTS Listening, you need good practice and focus.

• Train yourself to listen audio only one time like in real exam. Try to understand different English accents like British, American, Australian. Learn and use listening strategies like skimming, scanning, and predicting.
• If you practice daily, you will learn more vocabulary and it will help you in the whole IELTS test.

To get good marks in IELTS listening, you need to practice daily. You can hear English news, podcast, or people talking. Try to write notes when you listen and guess what they will say next. Also learn new English words from daily topics. If you do this daily, your listening score will go up slowly.

Fluency in IELTS speaking means speaking smoothly and continuously without excessive pauses or hesitations.

• Prioritize clear communication over overly complex vocabulary. 
• While grammatical accuracy is important, don't let the fear of making mistakes hinder your flow.
• Practice speaking regularly on various topics to build confidence and familiarity.
• Vary your intonation to maintain listener engagement. Minimize filler words like "um" and "ah" through conscious effort.

To talk for two minute in IELTS speaking part 2, you need to do some practice. First make small notes of main points you will say. Try to tell details and small stories from your life. Use simple linking words like “and” or “because” to join ideas. If you forget, you can say “hmm that is a nice question” and then start. Practice with watch or timer.

If you want to get 8.5 on IELTS Speaking you should practice speaking on different topics. Practice everyday so that your flow of thoughts is easy. This way you can get this score.

You need to speak English every day with friends or even alone. Try to record yourself on your phone to hear mistakes. Read about common IELTS topics so you have ideas to talk.

Time management is crucial in IELTS writing. The most effective way to write faster is through thorough planning. Before you begin writing, spend a few minutes brainstorming ideas and creating a clear outline. This structured approach will prevent you from getting stuck mid-essay. Regular practice will also help you develop speed and efficiency in your writing.