Hello Naveen

International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is conducted to evaluate a candidate's proficiency level in the English language and GRE is accepted for admission to various disciplines at many graduate and business schools across the globe. It covers three major sections- Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning.

You need to clear IELTS or GRE or both the exams will depend on the institute where you wish to take admission as the admission procedure varies from institute to institute. You will need to check the admission criteria of the college/University and the course which you want to pursue.

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Hello Ansh

IELTS test dates are offered upto 4 times in a month making a total of 48 fixed test dates in one calendar year. The availability of IELTS dates in India may differ for the Academic and General Training module. While the Academic version is available on all 48 dates, the General Training version is available on 24 dates. In order to create flexibility and convenience, tests are mostly held on Saturdays and Thursdays.

The official website is www.britishcouncil.in

You can check it for more info.

I hope this helps.

Thank You

Hello Ansh,

IELTS test is conducted many times a year. IDP and British council is in the helm of the affair for conducting the exam on designated centers. The test is offered four times in a month in 38 cities across in India.

In India, the registration fee for IELTS exam for all tests administered up to 31st March 2018, the fee is INR 12,100 and for those administered after 1st April 2018, it is INR 12,650.

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Dear Kuldeep, There is no minimum IELTS Eligibility criteria for taking IELTS test. Any person who wishes to pursue education or work opportunities in English speaking countries can apply for the IELTS test. However, a candidate is required to check the other required eligibility criteria for the organization or institution he/she wishes to be associated with.

Hello Prashanth. Welcome to Careers360. Along with a decent IELTS score, you also need to have a good aggregate score. Above 60 score will help you in getting a seat at a good college. If you have work experience and exceptional skills then you might have chances to get a good university. Hope this answer helps you. Good luck. 

Dear Vaibhav, you haven't mentioned your area of interest to worknin Australia. If you want to apply under immigration section, your area of expertise should be in the list of immigration. For that you need to get in touch with Australian Immigration Experts. If you want to apply for PR, then your skillset should be mentioned in the skilled demand list.I am sorry but the post of a clerk is not updated in the skilled demand list of Australia. You should be holding the post of Finance Manager, Finance Investment Manager to apply for PR. For that please check the 'Australua skilled demand list'. 

Dear Hari, am sure you are aware of the fact that your official Test Report Form will be released to you 13 days after the test unless otherwise specified in the information provided by your test centre. The online preview cannot be used as official confirmation of your IELTS result. So I would say, keep an optimistic eye on the results. This is beyond your jurisdiction now as you have already given your exam. The results are unfortunately not in your hands. I know that this involves a high amount of fees. But breaking your head about something that is beyond your hands' reach can only cause you stress and worry. 

Hi Aspirant

We have compiled up everything you need to know if you are aiming to go abroad.

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/

Procedure would be:

1.  Need to find a position. The first and probably most daunting task in applying for jobs abroad is actually finding a position that you can apply for.
2.  Then send an application that suits your destination country,go through the visa process.
3. You can find job opportunities on job portals or if you have references it would be fine.You can use linked in for this purpose.You can find several recruiters who are recruiting for abroad.
4. Good luck.