Tripunithura, Kochi, India - 682301
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Paper for which assistance is provided
IELTS General (If you want to move to an English-speaking country for work or immigration), IELTS Academic (If you want to move to an English-speaking country to study)
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
At the Institute
6 Students Class Location
Online class via Zoom
At the Institute
Age groups catered to
Above 25 yrs, 10 yrs to 15 yrs, 16 yrs to 25 yrs
Language of instruction offered
English to English, Malayalam to English, Hindi to English
Class strength catered to
One on one/ Private Tutions, Group Classes
Teaching done in
Vocabulary, English Grammar, Basic Spoken English
4.8 out of 5 6 reviews
Gautham. S
"This course has changed my personality. I liked the quality of teaching and also the personal touch extended by the Teacher. Now I am able to speak English more confidently."
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"This Course has made me fluent in English. This Course has given me courage to stand in front of the audience and speak. Thanks to the Debates and Group Discussions done on a daily basis."
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Answered on 19/08/2020
Pronunciation of 'R' in English is a bit complicated one. It's pronounced as 'AAARR'. But, its pronunciation changes with regard to where the letter is placed in a word.
If the letter 'R' is placed at the start, it is pronounced as 'RR'—E.g. Rain, Road etc.
Suppose the letter 'R' is placed in the middle of the word, its pronounced 'AR'. E.g. LeaRn, TuRn etc.
If the letter is placed at the end, it's pronounced as 'AA', e.g. Car, scar, water.
I hope it answers the query.
Thanks!
Answered on 21/07/2020
There is nothing such as pass or fail in IELTS. It is a test which tests one's proficiency level in English, and the band scores reflect the operational command one has in using English as a medium of communication.
Generally, for IELTS (Academic), colleges ask for an overall band score of 6.5 and a minimum 6 band score for each skill. Whereas, for IELTS (GT), the required scores maybe 8 in Listening and 7 each for Reading, Writing and Speaking. But, of course, these requirement changes with the jobs.
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