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Masters Entry Tests
There are quite a few different entry tests you might be required to take as part of a Masters application. If you’re applying for a programme in a different language to your native tongue, you may have to take a language test to prove your proficiency. It’s also common for entry requirements for Masters in Business and related subjects to involve graduate entry tests like the GMAT.
IELTS For Postgraduate Study
Applying for an English-taught Masters and need to prove your language skills? Our guide to IELTS covers everything postgraduates need to know about this English language test, from minimum scores and exam structure to typical fees.
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GRE (Graduate Record Examination) – A Guide
The GRE test is one of the most widely accepted graduate admission exams, particularly in the United States and English-speaking countries such as Canada and Australia.
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English Language Tests for Masters Study
Masters programmes are delivered in English at universities around the world, but you may need to submit a test score if this isn't your first language. Common tests include the IELTS, TOEFL, PTE and Cambridge English.
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Graduate Entry Tests for Masters Degrees & Postgraduate Study Programmes
Find out more about how different graduate entry tests for Masters degrees work, with information on the GMAT, GRE and other admissions exams.
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TOEFL for Postgraduate Study
Applying for an English-taught Masters and need to prove your language skills? Our guide to the TOEFL covers everything postgraduates need to know about this English language test, from minimum scores and exam structure to typical fees.
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GMAT (Graduate Management Admissions Test) – A Guide
The GMAT is a standardised test that determines candidates' ability to undertake graduate study in business schools, usually before entry to MBAs and Masters in Management.
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