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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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Harvard University is very selective and highly competitive for any course so candidates need to score very high in academics and must have extra curriculars to show as part of their profile. Students who wish to take admission at Harvard must fulfill the basic eligibility including a bachelor's degree from a recognised organisation or equivalent. Students must submit some required documents including college/university transcripts, recommendations, resumes, video and timed writing reflection, TOEFL/IELTS scores and GMAT or GRE scores.

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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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International students seeking admission at universities based in USA required to fulfil the following requirements to secure their candidature. Show your academic accomplishments, which includes providing your official school transcripts. Candidates need to score very high in academics and must have extra curriculars to show as part of their profile. Demonstrate your English proficiency if English isn't your native language. You can do this by taking the TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test (DET). SAT/ACT scores are optional.

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MUNI Lokesh

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With an overall IELTS score of 7.5, you have a strong profile for applying to several reputable MBA colleges in the USA. Notable institutions that accept this score include the University of Pennsylvania (Wharton), known for its rigorous curriculum and leadership development focus, which requires a minimum IELTS score of 7.5. Northwestern University (Kellogg) emphasizes teamwork and strategic thinking, also requiring an IELTS score of 7. The University of California, Berkeley (Haas) focuses on leadership skills and accepts an IELTS score of 7, while the University of Chicago (Booth) offers a comprehen
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Ravi Babu

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Yes it is possible to the prepare for the IELTS in 15 days with concentrated and deliberate efforts Here the planUnderstand the Format (Day 1) Familiarise yourself with four areas (Listening Reading Writing and Speaking) and their respective question types.Daily Practice (Days 2-14)Listening: Practice 1-2 whole tests per day. Concentrate on understanding accents and taking notes.Reading: Solve 2-3 sections per day Improve skimming and scanning abilities.Writing: Complete one of Task 1 (report/letter) and one Task 2 (essay) per day. Focus on structure coherence, and grammar.Speaking: Practice with a partner or record your answers to sam
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Raushan Kumar

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Depending on your current level of English language ability and the IELTS score you hope to acquire, the preparation time needed will change. It is typically advised to commit at least 6 to 8 weeks of concentrated preparation. You can set aside a few hours per day during this time to study and prepare for the various exam portions.To track your progress, it's crucial to make a study plan, use approved IELTS practice resources, and take mock exams. You can boost your confidence and perform better by practising frequently, reviewing frequently, and being familiar with the format of the exam. Keep in mind that everyone learns at a differe
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Raushan Kumar

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You can use a self-study strategy to pass the IELTS exam without getting any coaching. Learn the exam structure and scoring guidelines first. Utilise practice exams to evaluate your existing abilities and pinpoint areas that require development. Utilise internet resources like official practice materials and example questions, set aside time for each section of your exam and make a study strategy. Practise reading, listening, and speaking to improve your English.Practise answering questions within the allotted time limitations and pay attention to time management. Request input from a native English speaker, and join online forums for
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Raushan Kumar

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IELTS coaching can provide several benefits to individuals preparing for the exam. Here are some key advantages of IELTS coaching:Structured learning: Exam preparation is organised through IELTS coaching. Students are guided by qualified teachers through the various exam portions, making sure they cover all the necessary material and abilities.Expert guidance: IELTS coaches have extensive knowledge of the test's structure, scoring standards, and winning tactics. They can offer insightful advice that will help students perform better and get the grades they want.Personalized feedback: Students in coaching classes get unique feedback on
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Raushan Kumar

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IELTS coaching is not compulsory (however, they are important as they provide a structured preparation) because there is a wealth of online resources available for self-study. Without taking coaching programmes, many people have successfully studied for the IELTS exam. Study guides, practice tests, sample questions, and exam-section advice are all available online.There are also online communities and forums where test-takers can get advice and clarification on particular subjects. Although coaching programmes give individualised teaching and feedback, some people might prefer the framework and direction they offer. The decision to sig
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Raushan Kumar

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Booking an IELTS test just 2 days before the test date is generally not possible. Most test centers require you to book at least 15 days in advance to ensure availability and processing time.

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Raushan Kumar

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Yes, you can change your IELTS test date after booking, but there are conditions. If you request a transfer more than five weeks before your test date, it is usually free of charge. However, if you request it less than five weeks before the test, a fee of 10% of the test fee may apply.

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