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Pavan Kumara M R replied | 28 Sep

Hi Ashwin, Try to remember the first 30 elements initially, since they are most important; later on, learn 3 elements per day of your wish with some special characteristics like gold, try to upgrade yourself with the rest of the elements. Every day you just revise all.

Kalpana replied | 28 Sep

Hello Aswin, start with the first 30 elements, once you are confident enough, learn a few more every week to know the entire elements in the table. There are some rhymes for every group. This way you will always remember. All the best :)

Dimpu Sarath kumar replied | 24 Sep

Go for the Data Science Course, it's my suggestion

Sairaj Pal replied | 24 Sep

big data

Sandeep Kaur replied | 23 Sep

Overall, 6.5 and an individual minimum of six each would be required. Although you may proceed to file with 6 band in two modules and 5.5 in one and 5 in another, there're few chances that you would have to face an Embassy interview then, and you might not clear it. In such a case, your passport would not be stamped with rejected visa, meaning at this moment, you'll be out of the process even before getting a visa.
But next time, you may get a visa. So to avoid all this hassle, I would suggest you score min. 6 in each or at least in three modules. And few colleges in the UK accept your entry without an IELTS score.
For further guidance, you may contact back.
Good luck!

Nisha Choudhary replied | 23 Sep

Hi Jasandeep,

IELTS band score is not the same for all the universities of England. It varies from 6 to 7.5 band, depending on the university to which you're applying. So, it is suggested that you visit the specific university you wish to apply for and then check the "requirement for international students" section.