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Your query itself is irrelevant in terms of your profile. You are not even eligible to apply for higher studies without even completing your boards so the question of getting late does not arise. You should start preparing-secure good marks in your boards, more than 70% is expected. Decide what to study and where. Every college abroad has different admission requirements. You can decide to take IELTS or TOEFL after you know where to study. Also, some countries like USA will require SAT or ACT.
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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
Any country will accept, depending on the admission policy of the university and also on the student's profile. You have to check the admission requirements of different universities, and also contact them. By the way, your academic grades and qualification are more important. So, apart from IELTS score, you must see that you qualify.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 14
You must retake the IELTS or check with the universities for pathway programmes. Most importantly you must check your Bachelor's degree grades, check the university websites for admission requirements and see if you have the required scores and other criteria and apply accordingly.
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