Study Abroad

Yes, there is an Engineering research-based programme available to international students. Undergraduate students who are already pursuing a full time bachelor's degree programme are eligible to apply in this internship program. This internship programme will help students get practical exposure on their subject of interest by attending different workshops, experiencing professional environment, working with postdoc and graduate students etc. 

Yes, total time for both the IELTS exam is around 2 hours and 45 minutes. No change in time for Academic or General Training test.

Mostly, Academic IELTS is little more difficult, because Reading and Writing topics are harder. General is more simple and for daily life use.

In IELTS Academic Reading, you will read 3 long and hard passages from books or magazines. On the other hand, in General Reading, you get shorter and simple texts like ads, emails, notices, etc. It's easier than Academic.

No, Washington University in St. Louis and the University of Washington are entirely different. Washington University in St. Louis is situated in St. Louis, Missouri whereas University of Washington is located in Seattle, Washington.

The Listening and Speaking sections are same in both tests. No change in questions or format. You will do same type of listening audio and face-to-face speaking in both.

Washington University in St. Louis offers various courses in majors including business, engineering, law, art & design, medicine and science. But it is best known for its research programs, patient care and services to the world. Some of the top ranked courses include MS in Aerospace Engineering, Master of Science in Medical Physics, Master of Science in Deaf Education, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and many more.

Yes, the Listening and Speaking sections are same for both Academic and General Training. Only Reading and Writing are different.

The IELTS exam has 4 section, Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Everyone gives all 4 sections. But Reading and Writing are a bit different in Academic and General Training test.