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New answer posted•8 months ago

How can I read faster and find answers quickly in IELTS Reading?

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8 months ago

Skim the passage first for the main idea. Do not read every word slowly. Spend 2-3 minutes skimming. Then read questions and underline keywords like names, dates, or numbers. Scan the text for those words or synonyms.

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New answer posted•8 months ago

Is Oxford University accredited?

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8 months ago

The University of Oxford Business School holds triple accreditation from AMBA, AACSB, and EQUIS. Shiksha Popularity Rankings ranks Oxford University at #2 in world and #1 in UK.

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New answer posted•8 months ago

How do I improve pronunciation and avoid losing marks in IELTS Speaking?

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8 months ago

Work on clear sounds. Practice difficult words like "think," "world," "comfortable." Use stress on important words in sentences. Listen to native speakers on YouTube or podcasts and copy their rhythm.

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What are good ways to give longer answers in Part 2 and Part 3?

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8 months ago

Use the 1-minute preparation time well. Write quick notes with main ideas and examples. In Part 2, speak for the full 1-2 minutes. Start with the topic, explain why, give reasons, and add a personal example. In Part 3, answer the question first, then explain more with "for example" or "this is becau

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New answer posted•8 months ago

How hard is it to get into University College Cork?

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Asked by Mayank
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8 months ago

It is definitely competitive to get into University College Cork as an Indian student as its acceptance rate is only 48% which is quite low. Given below are the pointers to take care of -

  • Indian students need a good GPA often more than 2.75 on a scale of 4.0.
  • English language requirements 

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How can I speak more fluently and naturally in the IELTS Speaking test?

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Asked by Ranjeeta
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8 months ago

Speak at a normal speed. Do not rush or pause too long. Use simple connecting words like "well," "you know," "actually," or "I think" to sound natural. Practice talking about daily topics for 1-2 minutes without stopping. Record yourself on your phone.

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New answer posted•8 months ago

How should I practice for the IELTS Listening test at home?

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8 months ago

Do one full listening test every few days. Use official Cambridge books or IDP free samples. Sit in a quiet room with headphones. Time yourself exactly 30 minutes plus 10 minutes transfer time. After finishing, check answers and note mistakes.

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What are the best ways to avoid losing marks in IELTS Listening?

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8 months ago

Read questions before the audio starts. Underline key words like names, dates, or numbers. Write answers directly on the question paper while listening. Transfer them neatly at the end. Spelling must be correct. Numbers like "fifteen" or "50" can be written either way but check instructions. Do not

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8 months ago

Listen to many accents every day. British, Australian, American, Canadian voices all appear in the test. Use BBC podcasts, Australian news, or TED Talks. Practice with official IELTS samples first. Note how words change with accents like "water" sounding different.

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How do I manage time and avoid mistakes in the IELTS Writing test?

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8 months ago

Divide your time well. Spend 20 minutes on Task 1 and 40 minutes on Task 2. Task 2 gives more marks so give it more time. Write clearly and leave space between paragraphs. Do not copy words from the question. Use your own words. Practice full writing tests under time pressure.

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