What are the eligibility criteria for IElTS? Age,Fees stucture,minimum academics etc.,
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15th Nov, 2018
Hello,
There is no specific eligibility requirement for
IELTS
except that the candidate must hold a valid passport at the time of the test and is expected to be over 18 years in age.
It is simply an exam to test the candidate's English language proficiency.
Instead, if you are applying to foreign universities, you will have to fulfil the individual university/program eligibility requirement prior to application.
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28th Dec, 2017
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a test conducted to evaluate a candidates proficiency in English language. People who want to pursue education or work opportunities in English-speaking countries like the USA, UK etc have to take the exam. IELTS test 2017 scores are accepted by over 9,000 organisations worldwide, including schools, universities, Government departments, employers, immigration authorities and professional bodies. Being one of the most popular English proficiency tests, IELTS 2017 has been taken by more than 2 million candidates across 140 countries in the world.IELTS2017 measures a candidates English language command in 4 different parameters- Listening, reading, writing and speaking. In this article, candidates can know all about IELTS Test 2017 such as eligibility criteria, test dates, registration process, how to apply, syllabus, exam pattern, result and selection process.
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For more details about this exams please check out this article
https://studyabroad.careers360.com/ielts-test-dates
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