Can I get into LLM prog. with 5.7 bands in IELTS?

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No, as per the selection criteria, the students need to have at least 7 bands in IELTS to get into LLM programs at University of Bristol. There are also other English Lang tests accepted at the University.

·       TOEFL - 95

·       PTE - 67

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