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I don't think anybody could tell you which college will accept you. Admission decisions are very specific to a college. They will decide, not us. Your overall profile, marks, SOP and LOR will also be evaluated. Again, your IELTS score is very low. Normally colleges require 6 bands. Kindly, visit college websites and write to them before applying.
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Yes, IELTS with good marks in academics. The universities does not require any other tests. GMAT or GRE are usually for the top ones.
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It depends on the course and its level. The minimum is overall 6 with no band less than 5.5 and for MBA etc., it is minimum 6.5 with no band less than 6. It can also vary from college to college.
I hope this answers your question, and if you want the exact answer then kindly let me know as to which course you are applying for.
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There is no eligibility to take IELTS except that test takers must be above 18 years. The registration process is online, kindly visit https://www.ielts.org/ for registration, test dates, exam centers, test scores, score card, etc. Everything is mentioned on the website. For your class 12th result details you can get the score card from your college and details are also uploaded on the CBSE or state board website.
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TOEFL or IELTS are part of the admission requirements. Top universities like Harvard, etc. do not require these scores as the applicants themselves are brilliant and do not require additional tests to prove their brilliance. I hope you got my point. Universities may also waive of these requirements depending on the candidate's profile and communication skills. I will recommend you to communicate with the universities before you apply.
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Top universities require around 70% or more. Chances are pretty less honestly. You can also check Australian universities on the basis of your scores. SPP colleges in Canada can be worth a try though.
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