Does it matter if I haven't done IELTS if I'm admitted by McGill university? Will I face a problem with the visa?
A friend of mine in McGill applied without IELTS but He had given TOEFL iBT and still he got the visa. For university students, there's not much problem it seems. But then, you never know how the VO takes it. So I gave IELTS stillJosh21 said:Does it matter if I haven't done IELTS if I'm admitted by McGill university? Will I face a problem with the visa?
Not written TOEFL either but my 12th english board exam was written in the british council. It's a killer paper, same one british citizens take inside the UK. Paper was made and marked by Cambridge University. Got like 78% there so mcgill waived my english req. Will this suffice for the visa requirement?sue_in said:A friend of mine in McGill applied without IELTS but He had given TOEFL iBT and still he got the visa. For university students, there's not much problem it seems. But then, you never know how the VO takes it. So I gave IELTS still![]()
I think that would work. As mentioned by dbss, Mention in your letter about the exam you had given and that McGill waived off your Eng requirements. Also, if you can get a letter from your prof in previous university affirming that your previous education was in english and your english language capabilities are beyond just satisfactory, it may add some weight. My university also did not ask for IELTS as I am going to a French institution. But I still gave IELTS as I thought that its really gonna be shameful if the visa is rejected just because of a lame English test.Josh21 said:Not written TOEFL either but my 12th english board exam was written in the british council. It's a killer paper, same one british citizens take inside the UK. Paper was made and marked by Cambridge University. Got like 78% there so mcgill waived my english req. Will this suffice for the visa requirement?
Thanks. I'll try that.sue_in said:I think that would work. As mentioned by dbss, Mention in your letter about the exam you had given and that McGill waived off your Eng requirements. Also, if you can get a letter from your prof in previous university affirming that your previous education was in english and your english language capabilities are beyond just satisfactory, it may add some weight. My university also did not ask for IELTS as I am going to a French institution. But I still gave IELTS as I thought that its really gonna be shameful if the visa is rejected just because of a lame English test.