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Loveleen Sharma
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Founded in the year 1916, Alberta School of Business is the Business School of University of Alberta which is a research-intensive publicly funded university in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The school is the first Business school in Canada to receive accreditation from Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) in 1968.
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Saakshi Majumder
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The University of Michigan offers over 260 undergraduate and graduate courses to international students. Somepopular courses at the university are BTech, BBA, LLM, MBA, MS, etc. Students can study all these courses at an affordable tuition fees. The University of Michigan fees for International students vary from INR 28 L and INR 63 L for first-year. Mentioned below are the University of Michigan cost of popular programs:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesBE/BTechINR 43 L - 49 LMSINR 35 L - 49 LMBA/PGDMINR 41 L - 62 LBAINR 43 L - 46 LBBAINR 43 L - 46 LLLMINR 39 L - 56 L
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Tasneem Hoda
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US universities offer various scholarships to international students. Scholarships in the US are generally offered on a merit-basis or need basis. Besides at the university level, scholarships for international students are offered even at the department level. Some of the popular scholarships for Indian students going to the US for higher education are given as follows:KC Mahindra ScholarshipsUnimoni Student StarsJN Tata Endowment Loan ScholarshipHani Zeini ScholarshipZolve Global Scholarship
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Raushan Kumar
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For IELTS Cue Card preparation, you must start with the official IELTS website and the Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS. Here are some other tips:IELTS preparation resources like as cue card topics and speaking practice exercises, are widely available on websites and mobile apps. These systems frequently offer feedback and scores to aid with performance evaluation.Your vocabulary and fluency will improve if you regularly listen to English podcasts, watch English films or TV shows, and read English articles, both of which are crucial for the cue card phase.
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Raushan Kumar
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No, you don't have to use challenging IELTS vocabulary in the cue card part. While a wide vocabulary is helpful, it is more necessary to concentrate on conveying your ideas and thoughts clearly. It is advised to utilise terminology you are familiar with that is clear and succinct. Making blunders or becoming confused can result from using complicated jargon that you are unfamiliar with. It is preferable to utilise words that you are comfortable and capable of using correctly. However, it can improve your language score if you are able to use some higher-level terminology in a natural and suitable way. Showcasing your ability to speak c
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Raushan Kumar
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IELTS Cue Card topics fall under 6 main heads: places, people, things, situations, work, and study. Some of the IELTS Cue Card topics under these heads include: house, family, food, book, birthday, workplace, study area, etc.
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Raushan Kumar
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The overall duration of the Speaking Cue Card section is about 3-4 minutes. It's critical to successfully practise for the IELTS Cue Card section. Learn how the cue card activity is structured before you participate. You will be assigned a topic, one minute to prepare, and two minutes to speak. Within the time allotted, practise brainstorming and organising your thoughts. Practise speaking on diverse themes while pacing yourself to improve your speaking abilities. Create a test environment simulation using cue cards or prompts. As you practise, concentrate on your vocabulary, coherence, and fluency. To pinpoint areas that need improvem
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Raushan Kumar
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The overall duration of the IELTS speaking section is 11-14 minutes. Knowing the test format and practising frequently are necessary to prepare for the IELTS Speaking portion. Start by comprehending the three sections that make up the test's structure. Regularly practise speaking English to increase your confidence and fluency. Work on increasing your vocabulary and hone your exam-taking skills as well. Ask for input from native speakers or linguists to pinpoint areas that need work. During the exam, pay attention to honing your pronunciation and managing your time efficiently. Finally, on test day, maintain confidence and composure. Y
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