What does 'offer letter' mean in the context of IELTS waiver?
31 Jul 2026 · Answered by Rakshitha Muthukumar · 1 min read
An "offer letter" in the context of an IELTS waiver is the official document from a university or college confirming your admission. Some institutions may use this letter to waive the IELTS requirement if they accept your previous education or other proof of English proficiency.
In short, the offer letter proves your acceptance, and the university may use it to exempt you from submitting IELTS scores.
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