Wes evaluation

[dotslash227]

You don't need to send a copy of your degree. They do ask for one for institutes of many countries, but they haven't asked from you, so it would be fine for you to not send them.

You should use gradintel or digitary if your university does provide, it will be much faster.

 

[purnasita]

Yes. I have seen your one of the threads as you are going to write ielts again. Why don't you apply for pnp?. Even I got overall ielts score of 7 but reading and writing I got 6.5 and 6 respectively. I am planning to apply myself rather than applying through consultancy. Any suggestions from your side. ?

 

[dotslash227]

Yes. I have seen your one of the threads as you are going to write ielts again. Why don't you apply for pnp?. Even I got overall ielts score of 7 but reading and writing I got 6.5 and 6 respectively. I am planning to apply myself rather than applying through consultancy. Any suggestions from your side. ?

PNP invites limited applicants, so chances are very low that one might get one and I don't want to go through a process with low probabilities and rely solely on luck.

I had been practising Listening, Reading rigorously, hence I was able to score in them, but I didn't practice Writing at all, but this time I am. If I am able to get at least a 7 in writing, I will get a CRS of 453, which will be enough to get an ITA.