I got 5.5 band in IELTS. In which country can I apply for study abroad?

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Poland, Greece, new zealand, canada etc
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You could try Canada and New Zealand
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Uk is the best option
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You can try for countries likes New Zealand, Canada, Singapore & Dubai. But to ensure you're entering into renowned colleges/universities, it's good to focus a little on IELTS and try another attempt.
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