Planning to Study Abroad? Here are Some Exams You Should Know About
A 2018 study by UNESCO showed that over 750,000 Indian students were spread across the world pursuing their dream of overseas education. As for 2021, the numbers have decreased drastically due to the Covid-19 outbreak, however, that hasn’t discouraged students from following their dreams.
According to sources, 90% of Indian students still want to study abroad in 2021 at top destinations like US, UK, Canada, and Australia despite the coronavirus. YourEduAdvisors, higher education consultants Delhi, have been receiving queries for foreign study regularly which shows that masses are adamant about going forward with their plans as universities across the world are slowly opening up. So if you’ve also set your heart on studying abroad then here are some important exams you should start preparing for:
- IELTS:
The International English Language Testing System is a globally trusted exam that is recognized by institutions, governments, and professional organizations around the world. It is the most popular and sought-after exam for students worldwide for global migration and overseas education. Listening, reading, writing, and speaking are the 4 elements on which the candidate is evaluated. Choose from IELTS Academic or General Training, whichever suits your requirements the best.
- TOEFL:
Test of English as a Foreign Language is another popular standardized test for non-native speakers who wish to study in English-speaking universities. Accepted worldwide by more than 10,000 universities, TOEFL is preferred by 9 out of 10 universities in the US. It is preferred over other tests in the UK, Canada, New Zealand, France Germany, and Australia. The test can be taken in 3 hours which covers listening, reading, writing, and speaking.
- GRE:
Graduate Record Examination is a standardized admissions requirement preferred by many graduate and business schools in the United States and Canada. Owned by Educational Testing Service, GRE tests the analytical writing, verbal reasoning, and quantitative reasoning abilities of the candidate.
- GMAT:
The Graduate Management Admission Test is a computer adaptive test that is used to assess analytical, quantitative, verbal, and writing skills in English required by business schools for admission in graduate management programs. In the whole admission process, the GMAT score holds 16% weightage in the MBA application which is the highest.
- SAT:
Scholastic Aptitude Test is used for admissions in US colleges to compare all applicants and select accordingly. SAT is divided into 3 sections: Math, Evidence-based Reading and writing, and essay (optional). Higher scores mean more options for admission and tuition will be available to the candidate.
- MCAT:
Medical College Admission Test is a computerized, standardized test that is required for admission by medical schools in the US and Canada. MCAT holds much importance in the application process. The higher the score, the better are the chances of getting the application accepted.
Do you need help with your application or guidance for admission preparation? Contact the best higher education consultants Delhi.