Education blog by Pearson India

If you have decided to appear for the PTE Academic, then you must start working on your English language skills. The common notion around preparation for English proficiency tests is that it is easier for native English speakers compared to non-native English speakers. There is no hard and fast answer to justify if this is true or false. But what we know for sure is that the English language skills needed for the PTE test cannot be satisfied by your knowledge of the day-to-day use of the language.

Studying abroad in one of the most notable institutions is a part of many students’ vision boards. But before you can start your academic journey at your dream school, you need to tick off all the prerequisites for admission. The process is long, the preparation is hard, but if you do it right and wholeheartedly, you can get admission to the finest school. It is ideal to start planning ahead for your further studies because these educational institutes have a lengthy admission process comprising of form fillings, document submission, visa approval, etc. But besides that, you will also need to spare time to prepare for entrance exams and the English proficiency test.

Even medical aspirants in India have to appear for NEET (UG) to pursue an undergraduate degree in any medical field of their choice. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, or NEET (UG), is a national pre-medical entrance exam for students who wish to pursue medical (MBBS), dental (BDS) and AYUSH (BAMS, BUMS, BHMS, etc.) courses in government and private institutions in India. This entrance exam is also valid for students who wish to pursue primary medical qualifications in international institutes.

For an IAS aspirant, it goes without saying that they must go to all lengths, leaving no stone unturned in their UPSC Civil Service Examination preparations. It takes months and years of sheer hard work to secure a career in the higher civil services of the government of India. Don’t be surprised if we mention that, along with these factors, there is one more crucial aspect that the aspirants should consider for their UPSC Prelims 2022. Last-minute preparations!

When it comes to JEE preparations, students, as well as parents, try to put a finger on the ideal time that is needed to prepare for this entrance exam. There is no fixed answer to this, but let’s just say the sooner the better. This is very subjective and varies from student to student. Some begin their JEE preparation in their 11th and 12th grades, whereas there are others who opt for JEE foundation and begin their preparation in the primary section of their academic years.