Apart from grammar, can I handle everything else in IELTS?
Yes, you can focus on all IELTS components beyond grammar. IELTS assesses four main skills: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. While grammar is part of Writing and Speaking, you should also strengthen your vocabulary, pronunciation, coherence, and comprehension.
With your strong academic background and a high chance of an IELTS waiver, you may not need to take the test. If you do, practicing each skill area will help you perform well overall.
Can you skip IELTS with your MOI or 12th English marks?
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