Hello nairalander,
plz, i need you advise me if you have an idea about this!
i want to write A' level exams either TOEFL or IELTS exams,
though the school is asking for any of the two exams and the school is in U.K,
what is the difference or advantages in taking anyone of them?
Plz kindly advice me if u've an idea.

From the best of my knowledge, I would recommend IELTS as it is more recognised in the UK.
TOEFL is more recognised in the US.

I hope this helps

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Gmat or Gre? Which one is better in terms of admission package into US schools?

For the UK - IELTS is the standard English Test while for America its mostly TOEFL.


For admission to the US- depending on your field of study- the GRE would be required especially for those studying at the graduate degree level.

For management studies, financial or science - GMAT is required. But the most crucial step is checking the university website.


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pateuropa:

For the UK - IELTS is the standard English Test while for America its mostly TOEFL.


For admission to the US- depending on your field of study- the GRE would be required especially for those studying at the graduate degree level.

For management studies, financial or science - GMAT is required. But the most crucial step is checking the university website.


www.studyabroadinternationalstudents.com

@pateuropa. Thanks for your reply. Pls I have the following question, what is the difference btw gmat and gre in terms of standard and the question format? Is the difference like that of waec and neco? Can I use past questions on gmat to prepare for gre and vice versa? , ps dont mind my numerous questions, I just want to be certain,

I want to thank you all for your advise,
wish to read more from you guys

Hey dude- do not compare WAEC/NECO to GRE or GMAT. GMAT/GRE are for graduate students-by that i mean students having their first degree and aiming to further their studies with a Masters degree or doctoral degree.

So the main difference between GRE and GMAT - is that GMAT is mainly required from students in the field of management or some other fields- but GRE is mostly required by graduate schools.


GRE contains four sections:  verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking and analytical skills. Although the GRE also has eight different other subject tests. GRE is also a computer based test.

GMAT on the other hand contains just three sections: the analytical writing assessment, quantitative and verbal. As i said earlier its mostly required from students in the field of management studies.

If you are studying in the UK- these test are not mostly required- except you apply to elite universities. So an IELTS test is one of the basic requirements for a study in the UK.


Best of luck.


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pateuropa:

Hey dude- do not compare WAEC/NECO to GRE or GMAT. GMAT/GRE are for graduate students-by that i mean students having their first degree and aiming to further their studies with a Masters degree or doctoral degree.

So the main difference between GRE and GMAT - is that GMAT is mainly required from students in the field of management or some other fields- but GRE is mostly required by graduate schools.


GRE contains four sections:  verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking and analytical skills. Although the GRE also has eight different other subject tests. GRE is also a computer based test.

GMAT on the other hand contains just three sections: the analytical writing assessment, quantitative and verbal. As i said earlier its mostly required from students in the field of management studies.

If you are studying in the UK- these test are not mostly required- except you apply to elite universities. So an IELTS test is one of the basic requirements for a study in the UK.


Best of luck.


www.studyabroadinternationalstudents.com

@pateuropa, ha ha ha , I'm not trying to compare waec with gmat or gre, I'm only trying to say that the difference btw the two, is it like that of waec and neco? but I'v understood now, thanks really appreciate your effort,

I think Toefl is better.