Test Preparations

Thousands of students go abroad every year for higher education. Major destinations for Nepalese students to study in abroad are Australia, Netherlands, UK, Japan, USA, European (schengen) countries, South Korea, Bangladesh, India and many more. The craze for study in abroad among the Nepalese study is growing day by day. Nevertheless, the process of flying overseas to study is a tedious one. Apart from the various passport and immigration complexities, a student has to prepare for various exams to be merely eligible for getting into the college and course he/she aspires for. Every university, colleges in various destinations requires various kinds of language test. They have their own rules and regulations to be followed by the international students to get admission in those colleges or universities. The most popular international exams that are taken by students to study abroad are TOEFL, IELTS, GMAT, SAT, GRE and specific language test required for the countries such as Japan, Korea where English is not the primary language. The countries which have English language as a secondary means of communication they require the language test of their own languages. Our guidance through the professional and well experienced teachers helps you to get the eligible score in your test. Get in touch with our team for more information and join our classes for different test preparation and language classes. Registration for all the aforementioned exams can be done online or in some cases, via phone call. Their official sites have most of the other information needed as well. We hope this gave you an overview of the procedure and other aspects of taking international exams and wish you all the very best for the admission as well!!!

• IELTS

  IELTS means International English Language Testing System and it is a test of English language proficiency. The test is designed to assess the language ability of non-native speakers of English…

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• TOEFL

  TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language. It measures the ability of non-native speakers of English to students utilize their skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing…

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