British universities are as follows:

7 points: If you score 7 points in IELTS test and have excellent academic ability, you can consider G5 elite university in the UK. Of course, many universities require IELTS scores above 7, so you can choose as appropriate.

6.5 points: the average score is about 65,438+00-30, the general requirement for majors is 6.5 points, and individual majors are 6 points (excellent majors are more than 7 points). 6 points: The requirements of some universities in the UK are relatively low, which does not mean that you can apply and there are limited schools to choose from. Therefore, students who want to apply for a British school should go to 7.

American universities are as follows:

7-7.5: Most undergraduate and graduate schools in North America can apply.

7 points: The top 65,438+000 universities have a wide range of choices.

6.5 points: the university ranked lower in the previous 100.

6 points: This is a relatively low requirement for undergraduate courses of University of Florida, Texas Agricultural Machinery University, Baylor University, College of Environmental Science and Forestry Science of State University of New York, and University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

It is worth noting that some American universities prefer TOEFL scores, so students who have plans to study in the United States can choose to study IELTS or TOEFL according to the actual enrollment situation of the school.

Australian universities are as follows:

There is basically no need to worry about applying for an Australian school if the IELTS score is around 6.5.

Canadian universities are as follows:

The Direct Learning Program (SDS) and Student Cooperation Program (SPP) launched by the Canadian Embassy take IELTS score as the only designated English test, requiring 6 points and 5.5 points respectively. The former 15 comprehensive undergraduate colleges in Canada all require IELTS score of 6.5, and most of them require a single item of not less than 6.

The University of Hong Kong is as follows:

The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong Polytechnic University ... all three schools can apply, but Hong Kong institutions still need your GPA scores. If your GPA is not enough, you can't apply, so you should consider the conditions of your usual grades when choosing to study in Hong Kong.

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