My wife got 51 in PTE (not less-than 46). Will she get admission in Australia universities?

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8 years ago

Hi Acr Acr, She will get admission if she meets admission requirements apart from PTE. You have to check university websites also. You also haven't mentioned anything about what your wife wants to study, what was her education background so can't comment on her admission chances. You need to share

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