What is the minimum score required for IELTS in Eth Zurich for indian students?

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Niharika | Contributor-Level 10

2 years ago

The minimum scores required for international students applying for ETH Zurich admission is 7.0 or higher.

However, there are other English language test scores accepted by the ETH Zurich and below are the requirements for the same -

English Language Tests Accepted at ETH Zurich	Minimum Scores Required
TOEFL iBT	100
IELTS	7.0
C1 Advanced	Grade B - 193 min score
C2 Advanced	Grade C - 200 min score

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