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Anushree Sinha
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Yes, meeting the English language requirements is one of the major University of Kansas eligibility criteria for international students. Uni of Kansas accepts major English exam scores as proof of English language proficiency. Students can refer to the table below for minimum score requirements:English Proficiency ExamFull ProficiencyAdmission ProficiencyTOEFL (iBT)Overall score of 80(with no part score below 20)Overall score of 55(with no part score below 13)IELTS-AcademicOverall score of 6.5(with no part score below 6.0)Overall score of 5.5(with no part score below 5.0)PTE AcademicOverall score of 60(with no part score below 55)Overa
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Piyush Kohli
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It is important to learn the exact IELTS format. Below you can check out each of the IELTS sections and learn more about them specifically by visiting our dedicated pages for them.Reading Tips for IELTSWriting Tips for IELTSListening Tips for IELTSSpeaking Tips for IELTS
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Piyush Kohli
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Piyush Kohli
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Queen's University accepts the IELTS Academic and TOEFL internet-based tests for direct admission to undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes. For IELTS Academic, candidates need to score 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in all four elements of the test and for TOEFL iBT the university requires 80 as the minimum marks followed by different section scores given below:Listening- 17Reading - 18Speaking - 20Writing – 17
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Akanksha Malhotra
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Citizens of non-English speaking countries are required to submit English language proficiency in order to complete their Purdue University application. The minimum test scores required in English language tests are given below:TestsMinimum Scores for Undergraduate CoursesMinimum Scores for Graduate CoursesTOEFL iBT80 or 88 depending on the college while sub-scores are generally 20 or higher per section80+IELTS6.5 overall score or higher with at least 6.0 in each section6.5Duolingo110 or better115
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Rashmi Gupta
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Working on your vocabulary to enhance your speed will help you improve your IELTS reading speed. Check out our recently selected IELTS Reading Tips to assist you in achieving your desired IELTS band scores.
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Rashmi Gupta
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The IELTS Listening section has a high score. With the right strategy, you may improve your overall IELTS band score and your chances of doing well in this section. Check out the IELTS Listening Tips and prepare thoroughly for this section.
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Rashmi Gupta
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Use more synonyms, words, and phrases that are not repetitive and have the same meaning as the words in the question to get a higher score.To learn more, go to IELTS Writing.
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Rashmi Gupta
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While speaking, try using a variety of grammatical structures in complex and simple sentences and also understand your own errors. To learn more tips visit IELTS Speaking.
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Anushree Sinha
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Many of the students are nervous about taking the IELTS speaking test. Using the IELTS speaking tips and plenty of practice will help you in building your confidence. These tips will also help you in getting the IELTS band score you need. The speaking test is made up of three parts:In part 1, there is a few minutes of conversation with the IELTS examinerIn part 2, you will be given a card with a topic and you need to prepare a note on it in the given timeIn part 3, there is a few minutes conversation with the IELTS examiner regarding the topic given in part 2
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