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Exams like IELTS and TOEFL has their timetables preplanned which will be available on their website. You can visit their website and choose a date is appropriate for you. You can choose the date and centre, while applying for the exam.

Results for TOEFL takes usually 8-10 calendar days. Your score will be available online by this period. IELTS results take usually 5-7 calendar days to be displayed online. For hard copy of your score you need to wait few more days since they deliver it to you on your passport address or address you mentioned in your exam application.

To start your MS in countries outside of india you need to start the application procedure 6 months - 1 year prior to the intake you planning to go. Before starting the application you need to attempt one these exams (IELTS/TOEFL). Once you get your results and all the documents needed for application it'll take 6-8 months to start your program.

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You may take the Duolingo English Test online on your home computer. It assesses each of the four language skills—reading, listening, speaking, and writing—just like the TOEFL and IELTS do. The Duolingo English Test may be taken online, unlike conventional English tests. If you're submitting applications to several universities, it's possible that at least some of them won't accept Duolingo at this time, but they will all almost certainly accept the TOEFL or IELTS.

Dear Aspirant, you should be checking the college or the university website you are going to approach, as per the information it not only depends on your academic marks but also other experiences and the SOP. And 102 in TOEFL will increase your chances may be.

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To get admission to Master in Business Administration you must have passed Bachelors Degree in any discipline with minimum 50% marks from a recognized board. The medium of instruction must be English. Candidate must have work experience in managerial or supervisory positions for at least 2 years.
Candidates applying for MBA course must have completed a minimum of 15 years of education in 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 pattern. Candidates whose medium of instruction is not English medium in graduation must submit the TOEFL/ NELT/ IELTS score before the cut off date. The candidates will be shortlisted based on their academic qualifications and work experience. Candidates who are shortlisted will have to give Micro presentation and attend personal Interview.

If your medium of instruction is not English in Bachelors Degree level then you can provide your TOEFL score. If it is English then you do not have to provide TOEFL score. To check the eligibility criteria use the link below

https://www.ibshyderabad.org/Admission-Modalities.html

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Applicants with English competence other than IELTS have been accepted. If the university or college accepts you, there will be no difficulty.

However, only IELTS is allowed for the SDS stream. Other English competence might be acceptable for the general stream.

We recommend that you also email and ask the Canadian High Commission so that they can assist you in resolving the issue.

Or if you believe in the quote, "Precaution is better than cure" you can attempt IELTS, and go further with it for admission.

As far as GRE is concerned, in some cases it is required, in some it isn't, again depending upon the university.

All the best for your studies!

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TOEFL questions are almost entirely multiple choice. Test of English as a Foreign Language is a standardized test to measure the English language ability of non-native speakers wishing to enroll in English-speaking universities. TOEFL being entirely computer-based means you won't have to interact with an actual human. The test is accepted by more than 11,000 universities and other institutions in over 190 countries and territories. While most Indian students looking to give the TOEFL are likely to be comfortable with computers and keyboards, chances are they haven't taken a computerized test before. For most Indians coming from English medium schools, the TOEFL won't be a difficult exam to do well in.

Yes, you can prepare and appear for IELTS and TOEFL. Because they are just Language proficiency exams and are not your regular entrance examinations, they do not have any eligibility criteria as such. candidates are required to take the TOEFL test if universities, colleges, or educational institutions of English-speaking countries require TOEFL scores as part of their admission criteria.

TOEFL Exam 2022 is conducted in 165 countries worldwide this exam has more than 4500 test centers and exams also conducted more than 50 times in a year. Every year ETS announced the TOEFL Test date. This exam held on Friday, Saturday & Sundays every month. Candidates can check the TOEFL Test date official website- https://www.ets.org Country and location wise. During the registration candidates also check the TOEFL Test 2022 Date.

Eligibility :-

1. In order to take the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), you need to have passed in 10+2 from any recognized Indian Board or University.
2. The test measures your Proficiency in the English Language so that you can study and work in the United States.
3. Candidates of any age can take the TOEFL exam.
4. Minimum Educational Qualification for TOEFL: ETS has placed no restrictions on the educational qualifications that a candidate must have to register for the TOEFL.
5. No minimum passing marks required for the TOEFL exam as each university or educational institution decides its own score range or minimum score required.
6. There is no such thing as a cut-off for the TOEFL score as each university will set its score range according to their own requirements.
7. Top universities or Ivy-league schools generally set a high score range (79 and above), which may change each year.
8. If you are a high school student or are studying at a higher level you can take this test to get your TOEFL score.

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