Why are Irish universities waiving off IELTS from requirements?

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    Rohini Rawat

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    To promote inclusivity and based on several concerns received from international students, the Irish universities may waive the IELTS test requirement for one or more of the following reasons:

    • Students have received their previous education from an English medium institution. 

    • Students belong to a nation where English is a primary medium of communication.

    • Universities may also waive the IELTS test requirement on a case-by-case basis, considering the students.

    • Universities may also offer conditional offers to students who need to meet the English proficiency requirement before the start of their course. 

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