Hello,

To determine your overall band score on the IELTS,

Total score = ( Listening score + Reading score + Writing score + Speaking score ) / 4

So as per your query,

Total score = (6+6+6+7)/4 = 6.25

In IELTS, Either a band and a half or a complete band is your score.

For example - 8 or 8.5. If score come like 8.25 or 8.75 then it will round off. So, 8.25 will become 8.5 and 8.75 will become 9.

So, Your score will be 6.5

Thank You

Yes, there are some universities in Canada which accept 57 score in PTE for Bachelor degrees. For Graduate and diploma certificates, a candidate is required to get 58 to 60 scores in the PTE. The same score is also acceptable for Master degrees. You can apply Canada study visa for McGill University, British Columbia University, University of Ottawa, University of Calgary.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Instead of attending a full time public speaking classes in any college you can either opt for part time with a short duration or any online public speaking skills academies online or any part time courses live for public speaking with assignments so that you can improve yourself.

You have various institutions for the course of public speaking :

• Xavier Institute of Communication
• Amity University, Sharda University Masscomedia, Noida
• Mumbai Goswami Ganesh Dutt Sanatan Dharam College
• Palampur Bihpuria College
• Amrita University ETC....

ALL THE BEST

Dear Student ,

Some of the popular speaking English online in Delhi are as follows :

• Simpli English
• Inlingua New Delhi
• British St.Columbia Academy, Subhash Nagar
• Insider Academy
• Engmates
• BAFEL
• WABS Talk
• ACE ApTalk
• The professional English and others

Well, you can also refer some good YouTube videos to develop your verbal and grammar skills in English. Some online platforms like Coursera , NPTEL also provides soft skills or communication skills as certified course .

Hope this helps !

Hello Subbu,

Food processing is considered as a lower branch in all the colleges and if seen from the practical aspect , in india there is very less scope in the food processing stream or in the horeca buisness.

If you want to pursue this career then i would recommend you to kindly look for abroad colleges for your post graduation and if possible kindly change your branch.

But also keep in mind if you are not able to change your branch then it doesn't mean it's a waste doing this degree. After all you are in iit and there are many companies which allows for non core stream even from this branch.

If you are interested in such the Making Graphs and Analysis and Comparision then you will have a very good career in the fields of :

• Statistics
• Data Science
• Big Data Analytics
• Mathematics
• Computational Studies
• Economics
• Genomics/Biostat (if you have good command on Biology)

The job related courses will be more scope for Economics, Bigdata Analytics and Data Science.

To know more about Economics, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/economics-course

To know more about Data Science visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/data-science-course

To know more about Big Data Analytics, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/big-data-analytics-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Aspirant, You can use HINGLISH (the mixture of Hindi & English). However, several SSB board nowadays do not entertain any other language except English. Thus, there is no escape

The best option is to try your best to speak in English . Show your effort at least. In cases where you feel you are stuck in a sentence, you may use Hindi until the point you are comfortable back on track again. If you are a good orator, it is definitely going to make an impact on officers and other aspirants as well. one must understand this that an Orator is not identified by the language, rather he is identified by the communication techniques he uses to influence others.

Greetings!!

It totally depends if you are willing to adjust accordingly since Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are not only different as per their geographical location but also as per language , tradition and also as per the food, because when you will be living their you will find that the diet is also different.

while studying teachers will be teaching in English and internships are also not be a problem since you will have to do work mainly but keep in mind that the accent which people from Tamil Nadu have in English is totally different so you will take time to understand their English also.