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English Proficiency Tests

Learn about the most recognized English proficiency tests worldwide and find the one that best suits your academic and career goals.

PTE (Pearson Test of English)

The PTE Academic is a computer-based English test for study abroad and immigration. It assesses your ability in speaking, writing, reading, and listening.

  • Duration: 3 hours
  • Skills tested: Speaking, Writing, Reading, Listening
  • Score range: 10–90
  • Validity: 2 years

IELTS (International English Language Testing System)

The IELTS is one of the most widely recognized English proficiency tests for higher education and migration. It tests your listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills.

  • Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes
  • Skills tested: Speaking, Writing, Reading, Listening
  • Score range: 0–9
  • Validity: 2 years

SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test)

The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized test that evaluates a student's readiness for college, focusing on reading, writing, and math skills. Widely used for undergraduate admissions in the United States and some international universities, SAT scores help institutions assess academic potential. For study abroad, it’s often required for admission to U.S. colleges and certain programs globally, aiding students in showcasing their academic abilities..

  • Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes
  • Skills tested: Speaking, Writing, Reading, Listening
  • Score range: 0–1500
  • Validity: 5 years

GRE(Graduate Record Examination)

The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a standardized test assessing verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing skills. It is widely required for admission to graduate programs, particularly master’s and doctoral degrees, in the United States and other countries. For study abroad, GRE scores help universities evaluate academic and analytical abilities, aiding students in securing spots in competitive graduate programs globally.

  • Duration: 1 hours 58 minutes
  • Skills tested: Math, Critical thinking, Reading,
  • Score range: 0–170
  • Validity: 5 years

The TOEFL(Test of English as a Foreign Language)

The TOEFL(Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a standardized test that assesses the English proficiency of non-native speakers. It evaluates reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills. Widely accepted by universities and institutions in English-speaking countries, TOEFL scores are used for admission to higher education programs, visa applications, and professional certifications. It helps students demonstrate their ability to succeed in academic and professional settings abroad.

  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Skills tested: Pronunciation, Understanding, Reading, Summarizing
  • Score range: 0–12o
  • Validity: 2 years

DET (Duolingo English Test)

The DET is a modern, quick English test that is designed to assess the four core language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

  • Duration: 1 hour
  • Skills tested: Speaking, Writing, Reading, Listening
  • Score range: 10–160
  • Validity: 2 years

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USA Visa Process

Follow these steps to successfully navigate the US visa application process.

1

Determine the Type of Visa

Identify the visa that fits your purpose of travel.

  • F-1: For students.
  • B-1/B-2: For business or tourism.
  • H-1B: For specialized workers.
  • J-1: For exchange visitors.
  • L-1: For intra-company transferees.
2

Pay the Visa Fee

Pay the non-refundable visa application fee online or at designated banks. Fees vary depending on the visa type.

3

Complete the DS-160 Form

This is an online application form for non-immigrant visas.

  • Visit the Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) website.
  • Provide personal, travel, and security-related information.
  • Upload a passport-sized photograph as per guidelines.
4

Schedule the Appointments

Book two appointments via the US Visa Application Center (VAC).

  • Biometric Appointment: For fingerprints and a photo.
  • Visa Interview Appointment: At the US Embassy or Consulate.
5

Prepare for the Visa Interview

Gather and organize required documents.

  • Passport (valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay).
  • DS-160 confirmation page.
  • Visa fee payment receipt.
  • I-20 form (for students) or other supporting documents.
6

Attend the Visa Interview

Approval may be given on the spot, or you may need to wait for further processing.

  • Be honest and provide clear answers.
  • Submit additional documents if requested.

Tips for F1 Visa Interview

Increase your chances of success with these essential interview tips.

Be Honest and Confident

Honesty is the best policy. Be confident in your answers, and make sure to provide truthful and clear information.

Know Your University and Program

Be prepared to explain why you chose your university and what you plan to study. Research the institution well.

Financial Stability

Be ready to prove you have enough financial support for your studies in the US. Have documents like bank statements ready.

Sample F1 Visa Interview Questions & Answers

Prepare for your interview with these common questions and sample answers.

Why do you want to study in the United States?

I want to study in the United States because it offers world-class education and exposure to diverse cultures. The program I have chosen aligns perfectly with my career goals, and I believe studying at this university will help me achieve them.

How do you plan to finance your studies?

I have sufficient savings in my family's account, and I also have a scholarship that will cover part of my tuition fees. I've brought the necessary documents, including bank statements and scholarship letters, to demonstrate my financial stability.

Why this course?

=>After gaining experience in my father cash crop farming business. I recognise the potential to expand my family business beyond geographical constraint with high yield crops production to tap global markets. To achieve this, I choose MBA with specialisation in management and operation as my preferred major at Atlantis University. it will enhance my ability to extract essentials insight from data, improve analytical and communication skills, Excel managerial and leadership abilities in the field of operation management. Moreover it will emphasized a valuable insight into maximizing data utilization efficiency. Crucial for success as a team or project leader and operation analyst, etc

Why this university?

=>Well an MBA with specialisation in management and operation offered in this university is well designed keeping the role of leadership in AIM (artificial intelligence and machine learning). which perfectly aligns with my coming days prospectives. the structured curriculum of this course and guidance I got from an MBA, students and career service director and professor Alex Lima at Atlantis University based on my background and interest made me choose this university.

Who are sponsoring you ?

=>My parents will be sponsoring my study with their allocated saving of 47000 USD kept aside specifically, for my educational expenses.My father owns a private school and a cash crop farming business in lahan city.his combined gross annual income is about $48000. Meanwhile my mother work as government account head, earning around $8000 yearly. Officer since I am from tarai we posses 6.2 acres of land dedicated to cash crop farming along with two rental properties in lahan City generating us $12000 each year .With all these resources my parents are fully capable of funding my educational and living expensive d nexturing my stay in USA.

How do you plan to finance your studies?

I have sufficient savings in my family's account, and I also have a scholarship that will cover part of my tuition fees. I've brought the necessary documents, including bank statements and scholarship letters, to demonstrate my financial stability.

How did you find this university ?

=> After my previous rejection,I was determined to find the best university that fullfilled all my criteria and I came across to Atlantis University as one of the university which has the highest

How do you plan to finance your studies?

I have sufficient savings in my family's account, and I also have a scholarship that will cover part of my tuition fees. I've brought the necessary documents, including bank statements and scholarship letters, to demonstrate my financial stability.

How do you plan to finance your studies?

I have sufficient savings in my family's account, and I also have a scholarship that will cover part of my tuition fees. I've brought the necessary documents, including bank statements and scholarship letters, to demonstrate my financial stability.

What are your plans after graduation?

After completing my studies, I plan to return to my home country to apply the knowledge and skills I've gained to contribute to the growth of my community and profession. I intend to work with an international company to gain valuable experience before eventually pursuing further studies or a professional career.

Common Visa Interview Questions

Being prepared for these questions will help you confidently navigate your visa interview and increase your chances of approval.

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