How can I pursue MS from UK without IELTS?

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Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
IELTS or English language proficiency test is required in the UK. You must write to the universities if you are planning not to take any test. It is very rare that they accept candidates without an IELTS score. Visa rejection chances are also going to be high.

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