IELTS

Arrive early with your ID, allowing time to settle in. Stay calm, read questions carefully, and manage your time effectively. Follow all instructions from the test supervisor. Focus on each question and use relaxation techniques if needed.

Proof of language proficiency is required, and certificates approved by the German government such as IELTS, TOEFL, Goethe Institut, or ÖSD are accepted. A minimum B2 level in either German or English is typically required. However, PhD applicants and Erasmus Mundus Scholarship holders may be exempt.

The University of East Anglia requires a minimum of 6 scores in IELTS for UG and PG programs. Along with that, students must submit TOEFL, Duolingo, and PTE scores to submit proof of English language proficiency. The English language requirements for UG and PG programs at the UEA are given below:

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.

Absolute score of 9 bands in IELTS Listening exam is only possible if you have outstanding listening skills. For getting 9 grade in IELTS Listening - practice active listening techniques such as predicting answers and taking detailed notes. 

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 needs speaking in a smooth and continuous manner without taking too many pauses. If you would hesitate while speaking - that will reflect in your speaking. Thus to improve your speaking - don't let fear of making mistakes hinder your flow. Start speaking to yourself and others regularly on various topics. Minimise use of filler words like "um" and "aa".

Make brief notes first. You should answer all given bullet points on IELTS card. Explain your personal feelings. You can tell a detailed story to make your answer last for full two minutes. Keep talking till they do not stop you.