How many points does it take to go to IELTS in Australia?

Some universities in Australia require IELTS to reach 7.

There are eight five-star universities in Australia, all of which are well-known universities, ranking within 7 in the world. Generally speaking, most majors in eight prestigious universities follow the general standards for IELTS scores, but the requirements for language scores will be different based on professional requirements, school rankings, school positioning, teaching quality, teaching staff, employment situation and other factors. Generally speaking, in universities other than these eight five-star universities, except for some professional directions, most of the other courses also follow the general standards for IELTS. Liu Yuyong, co-president of Daheng Study Abroad, told the reporter that generally speaking, China students who go to Australia to study TAFE (Vocational and Technical Education College) need to reach IELTS 5.5; Direct undergraduate study requires IELTS 6.~6.5; Direct graduate study (Q bar) requires IELTS 6.5~7.; To study "matriculation+undergraduate", you need to reach IELTS 5.5; Reading "Fast Course+Undergraduate Sophomore" requires IELTS 5.5. In addition, it is worth noting that some disciplines and directions with strong professionalism, such as nursing, law, medicine, education, media, translation, etc., generally require IELTS scores to be .5~1 points higher than the ordinary score line compared with the majors such as business engineering computer, that is, 6.5 points for undergraduate studies and 7. points or higher for graduate studies. In addition, it is worth noting that the requirements of universities for IELTS scores are constantly changing. For example, some master's courses in business at Monash University have raised the IELTS requirements to 7..

There are also many Australian universities that offer language courses for direct promotion on campus. Students who attend the direct promotion courses need not take the global unified IELTS test, and their on-campus test scores will be recognized. In addition, language and formal courses can apply for package offer and obtain long-term visas for language and formal courses.

IELTS scores are also required for visas to Australia

In addition to IELTS scores required by schools, most students applying for visas to Australia also require ielts test report form. Liu Yuyong, co-president of Daheng's study abroad, told reporters that the visa policy for international students in Chinese mainland indicates that applicants must submit at least 5. IELTS transcripts. For students who have reached the IELTS score of 5. but failed to meet the school standards, the school will arrange language courses for the students for the corresponding number of weeks according to the IELTS requirements of the enrolled courses. Generally speaking, the difference is .5 points, with 1 weeks of language courses. In addition, the visa policy requires that the length of language courses for mainland students should not exceed 3 weeks.

However, China students can apply for senior high schools in Australia without providing IELTS scores. However, the following conditions need to be met: IELTS scores are not required under the age of 16; Do you need to provide the corresponding academic transcripts to Australian high schools over the age of 16 to obtain IELTS exemption? No more than 18 months.

In addition, regarding the students enrolled in the express course, the courses taken in the express course are equivalent to freshmen in universities, and those who pass the course will be directly enrolled in sophomores. The visa policy stipulates that this kind of students need to get an IELTS score of 6. before they can be exempted from language courses. Therefore, if students get an IELTS score of 5.5, which meets the requirements of the school, but according to the requirements of the visa, the school will arrange a five-week language course for students to learn language skills and prepare for entering the main course. Looking forward to your satisfaction ~ ~