It is certainly possible to join higher education without IELTS. Most students fear attending IELTS exam without there being absolutely a need for it. IELTS is just an English language ability test exam and can be completed with a required score with a good understanding of test format and good practice for some days. However, as it still remains a challenge for many, M.I.S Legal has collected the following options for such students which is not an escape from English language ability test but yes an alternative to IELTS.
Study without IELTS in the UK
Various universities of the UK have allowed admission of foreigner students without IELTS but these universities do ask for an alternate exam which is organized by the university and which is different from IELTS in format, assessment criteria and marking system. The university test does not free the student from the test of English language ability but ends the fear of IELTS to some extent and the prospective student, who abandons study in the UK option just because of the fear of IELTS, sails through to his admission in the UK through this test. The university test or its required lassing level may not be determined without prior knowledge of the student's language ability and his choice of study therefore it is very important that the student speaks with one of our team members to explore this option properly. We take the students credentials and forward it to the concerned university in order to seek the most correct English language ability test option and only if the student has a right pathway available (outside IELTS stream), we then advise the student accordingly.
Study without IELTS in the US
Just like the UK, there are several study options in the US as well which can be taken up without IELTS. The objective, criteria and arrangement in the US options are more or less the same as the UK therefore any student interested in studying in the US without IELTS, has to go through the above advised procedure, i.e. speaking with our expert consultant for detailed advice.
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