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Raushan Kumar

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Candidates should note that the purpose of taking both exams is different. Students, who wish to apply to foreign universities where English is the native language, need to appear for IELTS academic. IELTS academic can be considered a bit tough as compared to IELTS general training module since it is meant for students who are expected to study in an academic setting for the next few years. The IELTS General Training module is for those who wish to move to English-speaking countries for work or PR purposes. While both the formats of the test follow an identical Listening and Speaking pattern in the exam, their reading and writing secti
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Both IELTS Academic and General Training tests are more or less similar. However, IELTS Academic can be said to be on the tougher side. It can take 2-4 months to prepare for both IELTS Academic and General Training. Make sure that you familiarize yourself with the syllabus and the test pattern, and practice multiple mock tests to be able to perform in the IELTS exam. When we talk about the IELTS exam Pattern, both IELTS Academic and General Training share a common IELTS Speaking and Listening sections. However, the IELTS Reading and Writing sections are different for both.

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IELTS is an examination that measures the English language proficiency of candidates who wish to study or work in countries where English is used as the principal language of communication. The main difference between IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training is their utility.The purpose of taking both exams is different. IELTS Academic is for those who wish to study in an English-speaking country, whereas, the IELTS General Training module is for those who wish to move to English-speaking countries for work or PR purposes. While both the formats of the test follow an identical Listening and Speaking pattern in the exam, their reading
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Ajinorah Global Ventures LLP and Cambridge English Academy two of the best coaching centers for OET in India. Ajinorah has a 100% satisfaction rating and conducts both online and offline classes and the fees ranges from INR 15000 to INR 30000. On the other hand; Cambridge English Academy offer classroom training, live online training as well as flexible programs and the fees charged depend on the type of program, the duration taken as well as the services offered . These two institutes are staffed by experienced trainers and provide OET candidates with feedback on their performance, sample exams, and small and large study packs to reac
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Yes, an Indian student must demonstrate their proof of proficiency in the English language while applying at universities in Germany as it is one of the major admission requirements. You can do this with the help of major English exam scores such as IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, etc. Note that IELTS  is accepted by almost all the German universities and the minimum score requirements varies. On an average, the minimum IELTS score required to study in Germany is in the range 7.0 - 7.5.

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To prepare for the TOEFL writing section:Read and Summarize: Regularly read articles and summarize them in English to improve your comprehension and writing skills.Practice Writing Essays: Write practice essays on various topics. Focus on both the Integrated and Independent tasks.Take Notes While Listening: For the Integrated task, practice taking notes while listening to lectures or discussions. This will help you capture key points effectively.Familiarize Yourself with the Format: Understand the structure of both writing tasks so you know what is expected.

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To improve your TOEFL writing score, focus on the following strategies:Practice Paraphrasing: Instead of quoting directly from sources, practice summarizing information in your own words. This is particularly important for the Integrated Writing task.Use Transitional Words: Incorporate linking words like "however," "furthermore," and "in addition" to connect your ideas and make your writing more coherent.Organize Your Ideas: Create an outline before writing to organize your thoughts clearly. This helps maintain a logical flow in your essay.Edit Your Work: Always leave time to review your essays for grammar, spelling, and punctuation er
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Yes, sending your TOEFL scores is free for the first four colleges you choose when registering for the test. After that, any additional score reports will incur a fee of USD 25 each. By understanding these steps and costs, you can ensure that your TOEFL scores are sent correctly and on time, helping you in your application process for studying abroad.

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Sending your TOEFL scores is free for the first four universities you select during registration. If you want to send scores to additional universities or if you decide after taking the test, it costs USD 20 for each extra score report.

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You submit your TOEFL scores to a university by selecting the institutions when you register for the test or by logging into your ETS account after the test. You can search for the universities you want and add them to your list. Make sure you have the correct institution codes handy.

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