Essential Exams to Study Abroad Popular Exams

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To pursue higher education overseas, students often need to clear standardized tests like the IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE for English proficiency. Depending on the course, exams like the GRE, GMAT, SAT, or ACT may also be required. Preparing for these exams is crucial to meet the entry requirements of top ...


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Exams to Study Abroad Your Gateway to International Education Presented by MSM Unify

Introduction • Importance of standardized exams for international education • Helps with admission, scholarships, and visas • Overview of common exams

Types of Exams • Language Proficiency Tests • Academic and Aptitude Tests • Subject-Specific Tests

Language Proficiency Tests • Assess non-native speakers' language skills • IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo English Test

IELTS • Format: Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking • Scoring: 0-9 Band Scale • Recognized by 10,000+ institutions • Valid for 2 years

TOEFL • Format: Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing • Scoring: 0-120 • Popular in the USA • Valid for 2 years

PTE • Format: Speaking & Writing, Reading, Listening • Scoring: 10-90 • Recognized in Australia, UK, New Zealand • Valid for 2 years

Duolingo English Test • Format: Adaptive test with video interview • Scoring: 10-160 • Accepted by 3,000+ institutions • Valid for 2 years

Academic and Aptitude Tests • SAT: Literacy, numeracy, writing skills • ACT: Critical thinking, problem-solving • GRE: Graduate school admissions • GMAT: Business and management programs

SAT • Format: Reading, Writing & Language, Math, Optional Essay • Scoring: 400-1600 • Accepted internationally • Valid for 5 years

ACT • Format: English, Math, Reading, Science, Optional Writing • Scoring: 1-36 • Accepted by US universities • Valid for 5 years

GRE • Format: Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, Analytical Writing • Scoring: 130-170 (Verbal & Quantitative), 0-6 (Writing) • Valid for 5 years

GMAT • Format: Analytical Writing, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, Verbal • Scoring: 200-800 • Valid for 5 years

Subject-Specific Tests • MCAT: Medical school admissions • LSAT: Law school admissions • DAT: Dental school admissions

Choosing the Right Exam • Eligibility requirements • Program-specific needs • Validity periods • Get guidance from an overseas education consultant

Preparation Tips • Clear goals and study plan • Official preparation materials • Regular practice tests • Seek guidance from an overseas education consultant

Conclusion • Select the right exam for your goals • Plan preparation early • Get expert advice from MSM Unify
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