How can I proceed with my study abroad plans without reattempting the IELTS or other English proficiency exams?
Yes, you can move forward with your study abroad plans without retaking the IELTS or other English proficiency exams.
Many universities accept an IELTS score of 6.5, which you already have. Some institutions may also consider a Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate if your previous education was in English, or may offer their own English assessments as an alternative.
Requirements vary by university and country and are subject to change. Discuss your target programs with your LeapScholar counsellor to identify options that fit your profile and avoid unnecessary retesting.
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