British Council IELTS chief in India Kevin McLaven maintains that the test is still a true measure of a student's English proficiency.
UK study visa expert Jaspal Singh speaks with RMS Atwal regarding this and various other aspects of studying in the UK.
Sonya Singh, an Australia study visa expert, discusses the current scenario in the land down under.
Canadian student visa expert Jagdeep Singh of International Educational & Career (IEC) Consultants speaks to RMS Atwal about how Canada is creating new incentives to woo Indian students.
Experts from TCYOnline.com discuss the importance of speed, accuracy and daily ranking!
The experts at TCYonline.com present a few reading strategies that should prove helpful.
It was a nightmarish experience for Knight Riders. With Deccan Chargers charging ahead in the IPL, after steamrolling new skipper Brendon McCullum's Kolkata, a crestfallen Shah Rukh may have had second thoughts on his team and captaincy.
Everyday job cuts, a slump in university admissions and a dwindling demand for H1B visas might project a gloomy US scenario to an average student in India but there is light at the end of the tunnel for those who think ahead.
Business awareness forms a major part of many B-school entrance tests. To help test takers prepare, we publish a series of quizzes.
IIFT 2008 was characterised by extremely difficult General Awareness and Quant sections followed by Reading Comprehension and mainly calculation-based DI section.
Fighting the war 'within' is a bigger challenge for the average MBA aspirant gearing up for the upcoming CAT, than the war 'without'. The question now is how well you are girded up for the big day.
Talking of Data Interpretation (DI), it is more than just deciphering graphs, charts and tables.
You can save yourself from a lot of stress, if you plan well at this stage when there's just over a month left for the exam.
It would be an exercise in futility to experiment with new concepts at this point. All an MBA aspirant has to do right now is stay focused.
If you really want to bell the CAT, you have to dispel the myths and the apprehensions that are gripping your mind.
Now, grasping new vocabulary and retaining it are not such easy tasks. It's all about the right technique.
Reading comprehension is the only part in the verbal section of CAT that is least subject to change, so it can not be taken for granted.
With exactly 100 days to go for the CAT, here are some pointers on what you should be focussing on.
Cracking the CAT lies in your strategy to ensure a perfect blend of speed, accuracy and attempts. Here are some expert tips.
A look at the writing section of the IELTS and how you can improve your score with a simple-to-practice strategy
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