ANU University English Language Requirements

You must prove that you meet the English language standards in your application to be admitted to the Australian National University (ANU).

The basic prerequisites for admission to the university include the English requirements. You might also need to fulfill any additional prerequisites for your degree programme in your application.

All potential candidates (Domestic or International) must meet English language requirements. You can prove you meet the English language requirements in a number of methods:

Completion of prior secondary or tertiary qualifications in English
Proof of English proficiency test, for example, International English Language Testing System (IELTS), TOEFL iBT, Cambridge C1 Advanced, and Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic.
By having been educated in one of a select group of English-speaking nations (Group A countries).

For English Proficiency Test, you must make sure you achieve the minimum score requirement for the particular test you take because each one has a minimum score requirement.

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You might be qualified for the ANU College Foundation Studies (CFS) programme if you don’t meet the minimal English language criteria for direct entry into an ANU programme. CFS is a one-year intense programme created to help overseas students advance their academic preparation and English language proficiency.

Tips for Preparing for English Language Tests

Although studying for an English language test can be challenging, with the right strategy, you can succeed. The following advice can assist you in getting ready for English language exams:

Get familiar with the structure and types of questions on the test.
Do regular practice with sample exams and materials
Work with a tutor or enroll in a course to prepare
Reading, writing, speaking, and listening in English will help you get better at the language.

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