IELTS Coaching

We provide excellent coaching in Amritsar regards to IELTS. The Score obtained is valid upto 2 years. Our Batches, start at 8 in morning to 5:30 in evening from Monday to Saturday. We also prepare students for interviews being taken by universities/Colleges. Students brush up their skills and knowledge about the specific Course chosen by them. The IELTS test scores are prerequisites for admission and financial aid to the specific universities and colleges. Performing well in these tests can be crucial for admission in the universities, scholarships and visa.

We help students to get high score in these exams providing personalized coaching in amritsar. We advise on all aspects. We have experienced Faculty who give personal Attention to every student, Provides Latest study material & access to host of books, cassettes & CDs, arrangement of Weekly tests for all students and regular progress checks.

The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is designed to assess the language ability of non-native English speakers. It’s a crucial step for those looking to study or migrate to English-speaking countries.

Modules:

1. Academic Module:
   • Purpose: For students applying for undergraduate or postgraduate programs.
   • Content: Includes tasks and questions that are suitable for academic settings. This includes a more complex range of vocabulary and topics that are commonly encountered in academic contexts.
   • Sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.
2. General Training Module:
   • Purpose: For individuals who are looking to undertake non-academic training or to migrate to an English-speaking country.
   • Content: Focuses on basic survival skills in social and workplace contexts. It includes simpler language and practical everyday situations.
   • Sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

Acceptance:

• Countries: IELTS is widely accepted in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
• Purpose: Apart from academic admissions, it’s also used for immigration purposes, particularly in Australia.

Format:

Both modules share the same Listening and Speaking tests, but differ in the Reading and Writing tests. The Speaking test is a face-to-face interview with an examiner, while the other sections are written tests.

Each country and institution may have specific score requirements, so it’s always good to check the exact criteria for the place you’re applying to.