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Following our remarkable growth in Overseas Education consultation services, WWICS has launched preparatory programs for national &international entrance exams and career counseling services for students & young working professionals.
It’s another step in our commitment to give clear, accurate, and practical guidance to aspiring students as well as working professionals towards international academic and career paths.
PROGRAMS | DURATION | DESIGNED FOR |
IELTS (General Training and Academic) The International English Language Testing System (IELTS): | Option 1: Min: 2 Weeks Max: 4 Weeks Option 2: Min: 2 Months Max: 6 Months | IELTS: Academic Students of all levels interested in pursuing studies abroad IELTS: General Training Professionals, workers and business persons |
TOEFL Test of English as a Foreign Language A standardized test to measure the English language ability of non-native speakers wishing to enroll in English-speaking universities in over 160 countries | Option 1: Min: 2 Weeks Max: 4 Weeks Option 2: Min: 2 Months Max: 6 Months | Students of all levels interested in pursuing studies abroad |
GRE , GMAT GRE: the Graduate Record Examinations General Test GMAT: the Graduate Management Admission Test Two graduate school entry exams used for admissions at many graduate schools in North America, including business and law schools. | Min – 2 Months Max – 6 Months | GRE: For graduate applicants, research scholars who are interested in pursuing their MASTERS/any specialized program/Doctorate GMAT: For graduate applicants who are interested in pursuing their MASTERS IN BUSINESS |
SAT – Scholastic Assessment test It is a standardized test administered by the College Board and is required to be taken by students seeking admission to undergraduate schools. AP: Advanced Placement A program created by the College Board accepted in the US and Canada. This program offers university-level courses and exams which students can take while they are in high school. | Min: 2 Months Max: 6 Months | SAT: High-school students (10th, 11th, 12th grade students) interested in pursuing their higher education in USA or India AP: High-school students (10th, 11th, 12th grade students) interested in pursuing their higher education in Canada and USA |
TSA The Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA) A generic admissions test, which is used as part of the admissions process for entry to some undergraduate courses at the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford and University College London. | Min: 2 Months Max: 6 Months | High school and Under-graduate students, who are interested in pursuing their bachelors in top reputed universities like Cambridge and Oxford |
PTE Pearson Test of English (PTE) | Option 1: Option 2: Max: 6 Months | Study applications worldwide, and for visa applications for work and migration in Australia, the UK, New Zealand, and Canada. |
CELPIP | Option 1: Option 2: | Students of all levels interested in pursuing studies abroad |
INTERNATIONAL COUNSELLING ( For academic and profile building)
PROGRAMS | DURATION |
International Counseling · Extensive career counseling for choosing the right course and career progression. · University / college Selection process in India and overseas · CV advice (Full profile building on what to be done in addition to academics) · Essay-writing advice · References advice · Community service selection & advice · Internship planning and placement · Application process · Interview and Image building · Specific University interview preparation | Min: 2 Months Max: 6 Months |
Advantages of Enrolling in these Programs
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