What do you need to do to get a higher score in the IELTS Reading test?

There is no secret to improve your score and your understanding on this part of IELTS test, you have to practice, practice, practice! So we have some important websites of newspapers that can help you practice and in the past IELTS tests came from the following sources:

- http://www.economist.com/

- https://www.newscientist.com/

- http://www.americanscientist.org/

- http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/jour…/

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Top Employers in the UK target University of Manchester

Ever wondered if the top employers in your country prefer the name of the university you graduated from? The answer is yes. But surprisingly, in the survey it was found that employers aren’t affected by the rankings of the university in the league tables.

Surprisingly, the University of Manchester was found to be the top university targeted by the top employers. It isn’t Cambridge, or Oxford, which tops the league table. Top 10 universities most targeted by the employers are: University of Manchester, University of Warwick, University of Nottingham, University of Bristol, University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, University College London, Durham University, University of Bath, and University of Leeds.

Ranked eighth in the UK, and 56th in the world; University of Manchester is also ranked 8th in the UK for being the most reputable university. The university currently has 38,590 students, and 10,060 international students, which makes it a big pool for recruiters to grab students from.

The survey looked at graduate vacancies, starting salaries and undergraduate work experience programmes at the country’s 100 leading employers. Some of the leading employers are the Apple, Amazon, BBC, Google, the Bank of England, Deloitte, Dyson, Marks and Spencer, Teach First, and more.

Recruiters also confirmed that 31% of the entry level jobs in the year 2016 are expected to be filled by graduates who did internship, industrial training, or vacation work. The graduate jobs are by 8.1% from last year, and that’s not the only positive. The graduates were offered possible highest salaries: Investment banks(median £45,000), Law firms( median £40,000), Banking & Finance(median £36,500), Oil & Energy companies(median £32,500).

But the result was done on the basis of records from top 100 employers; it will vary if top 1000 employers are considered, and so on. Eventually, for grabbing a graduate position, it will come down to your work experience, extra-curricular activities, knowledge about the work profile, grades, and not merely on the university you attended.

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EU postgraduate students now eligible for loans worth up to £10,000 in the UK

EU postgraduate students now eligible for loans worth up to £10,000 in the UK

The UK Government announced this week that EU postgraduate students are now eligible to receive funding and loans worth up to £10,000 when studying in the UK.

EU postgraduate student loans will be available up to a maximum value of £10,000, beginning in time for the 2016-17 academic year when the changes come into effect on August 1st. The funding is available for both taught and research postgraduate programmes, covers all disciplines and subject areas and is available for full-time, part-time and distance learning students.

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Working in the UK after your studies: A guide to visas

There are lots of options available to international students who want to stay and work in the UK after their studies. Below are the three most common visa schemes available to international students: Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 5.

If you’re considering staying in the UK after your studies, you may need to apply for a visa extension. You can check whether you need a visa at UK Visas & Immigration. Depending on the type of employment you want to pursue, how long you want to stay and your current visa status, you may need to apply for one of these three work visas.

You can apply online to any of these visa schemes.

Tier 2 General	Tier 1 Graduate Entrepreneur	Tier 1 Entrepreneur	Tier 5 Youth Mobility	Tier 5 Temporary Worker
Type of visa	Employer sponsored	Endorsed by your institution	Non-sponsored	Non- sponsored (except those applying from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Republic of Korea)	Employer sponsored
What do I need to qualify?	Job offer from Tier 2 sponsor	Endorsement by your institution or the Sirius programme	Investment of £200,000 or £50,000	Age 18–30, must be eligible nationality	Tier 5 sponsor
Maximum time permitted in this category?	5 years	1 year (potential for 1-year extension)	3 years (potential for 2-year extension)	2 years	Up to 2 years
Can I apply to settle permanently in the UK?	Yes, after 5 years	No	Yes after 3 or 5 years	No	No
Can I take on work outside my main job/business venture?	Yes, with conditions	Yes	No	Yes	Yes, with conditions
Can I extend this visa?	Up to 1 year	Up to 1 year	Up to 2 years	No	Depends on Tier 5 scheme
Can I bringdependants?	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes

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List of Scholarships and Financial support by the UK universities

List of Scholarships and Financial support by the UK universities 

Scheme	Funding opportunity	Open to students or researchers from
Euraxess UK	Research placements in the UK	All countries
UK-China HE Research Partnership for PhD Studies	Doctoral studies	China and UK
Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan	Master's and doctoral courses (for study in the UK and distance learning), plus academic, professional and medical fellowships	Commonwealth countries
Tullow Group Scholarships Scheme	Postgraduate courses	Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Mauritania, Suriname, Uganda, Uruguay
Entente Cordiale	Postgraduate courses	France and UK
Hong Kong – Scotland Partners in Post Doctoral Research scholarship scheme	Research visits	Hong Kong and Scotland
Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarships	Doctoral studies, research, visiting fellows and Scottish summer school	India
Charles Wallace Pakistan Trust Scholarships	Doctoral studies, research, visiting fellows and Scottish summer school	Pakistan
Goa Education Trust Scholarships	Postgraduate courses	India – Goa
BIRAX Regenerative Medicine Initiative Fellowships	Research visits for scientists	Israel and UK
Young Cell Scheme	Postgraduate Master's studies in the EU	Kosovo
Nigeria LNG Overseas Postgraduate Scholarships Scheme	Postgraduate courses	Nigeria
Higher Education Scholarships for Palestine	Academic exchange for university employees	Palestine
International Atomic Energy Agency Scholarships	Fellowships for graduates	Selected countries – see website
Hornby Educational Trust Scholarships	Scholarships for English language teachers to develop their English language skills	Selected countries – see website
BG Tanzania International Postgraduate Scholarship Scheme for Geoscience and Engineering	Postgraduate courses	Tanzania
Scotland’s Saltire Scholarships	Undergraduate, Master's and PhD courses	Canada, China, India and USA

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Times Higher Education ranked the top 100 most international universities!

Times Higher Education ranked the top 100 most international universities! 39 UK institutions making the list. The UK saw off competition like Switzerland, the US and Australia. London was ranked as the world’s most international city for higher education with 15 uni’s in the top 200.

The five most international universities in the UK are Imperial College London, University of Oxford, University College London, King’s College London and University of Essex. 

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Top five places to study Music in UK

UK is no stranger to music, with the history associated with the likes of The Beatles, The Radio head, Pink Floyd, Elton John, and more recently Adele who has created a storm by her new single ‘Hello’. Most of John studied music for five years at Royal Academy of Music. If you love music and wish to take it professionally, here are top five colleges to study music in UK.

Royal College of Music, London: Formerly known as the National Training School of Music, the Royal College of Music was established in 1882. It is located in South Kensington, London, UK. The college offers numerous under graduate, post graduate, and doctoral programmes. Grammy Award winning Guitarist, John Williams, and Academy award winning, James Roy Harner, who composed music for Titanic; highest selling orchestral soundtrack of all time, graduated from the Royal College of Music.

University of Edinburgh: The sixth oldest university in the world has the world famous Reid School of Music, which is part of the Edinburgh College of Arts. The school is situated in the city of Edinburgh. Apart from traditional music degrees, the university has a some distinct courses for the students as well.

University of Manchester: The music program at the University of Manchester has consistently been ranked in the top 3 since 2013. The university has the best research department in the country. The Music school achieved a high student satisfaction rate of 98% in the 2015 National Student Survey.

University of Surrey: Ranked number one University by The Times and The Sunday Times. The range of subjects is especially broad: jazz, western musical studies, popular music, screen music, music technology. The department holds a lunchtime recital every week, which features student performers. Also, there are numerous opportunities to perform outside the university in music festivals.

University of Oxford: The second oldest university in the world, the study of music at Oxford goes back to the twelfth century. BMus degree was in existence as early as 1478. One of the liveliest place to make and study music, there are more than 30 student music societies.

Guildhall school of Music and Drama, and Royal Academy of Music may have not been listen in the top five but are very reputable places to nurture your music talent.

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How can students manage study in university and work part time in countries like USA, UK, Canada, or Australia?

How can students can manage study in university and work part time in countries like USA or UK or Canada or Australia ?

Why is it not possible to earn money while study in college in India?

our education is so hard that we can't spend time?

Is education is easy in foreign countries so students can study and work?

there are less part time jobs in India?

Answer given by an International student?

The reason why students are able to work part time along with their studies is because of the difference in education system and laws in these countries. In Indian colleges, lectures take place 9-4 or 9-5, depends on the college, giving students less time to work. Also the minimum wage in India is varied from city to city, but in Delhi it is 361 INR per day for 8 hours of work. So, for 4 hours of work it will be 180 INR. Now, let's say you work for 5 days for 4 hours, completing 20 hours of part time work. You'll earn 900 INR per week and 3600 INR per month. Which is quite low.

In UK, the minimum wage for age 18-21 is 5.30 pounds, 21 above is 6.70 pounds. Which comes out to be roughly 424 pounds and 536 pounds respectively which is close 42,000 INR and 52,000 INR respectively. This sum allows student to pay rent as well help him afford food and other bursaries as well. Plus in break time they can work full time which allows them to save some for the future as well.

The education system in these countries are much tougher compared to India, here you only study twice a year for the main semester's exams but in international countries, most of the coursework is awarded on the basis of projects, assignments, etc.

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Twenty tips for IELTS success:

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1. In Listening, use the example at the beginning of the first section to familiarize yourself with the sound, the situation, and the speakers.
2. Keep listening until the recording stops, looking only at the questions that relate to the part being played.
3. There are often pauses in the recording between different sections. Use these to prepare for the next set of questions.
4. Answer Listening questions in the order they appear on the Question Paper. Remember that they normally follow the order of the information in the recording.
5. At the end of the recording you have some time to transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. Check your grammar and spelling as you do so
6. In Academic Reading, begin by going quickly through each passage to identify features such as the topic, the style, the likely source, the writer’s purpose and the intended reader.
7. As you read, don’t try to understand the precise meaning of every word or phrase. You don’t have time, and those parts of the text might not be tested anyway.
8. Reading tasks sometimes have an example answer. If this is the case, study it and decide why it is correct.
9. Some tasks require you to use words from the text in the answer; in others you should use your own words. Check the instructions carefully.
10. The instructions may also include a word limit, e.g. Use no more than three words. Keep to this by avoiding unnecessary words in your answer.
11. In Academic Writing, you must always keep to the topic set. Never try to prepare sections of text before the exam.
12. Keep to the suggested timing: there are more marks possible for Task 2 than Task 1.
13. Organize and link your ideas and sentences appropriately, using a wide range of language and showing your ability (in Task 2) to discuss ideas and express opinions.
14. If you write less than 150 words in Task 1 or less than 250 in Task 2 you will lose marks, but there is no maximum number of words for either.
15. When you plan your essay, allow plenty of time at the end to check your work.
16. In Speaking, don’t try to give a prepared speech, or talk about a different topic from the one you are asked to discuss.
17. Always speak directly to the Examiner, not to the recording equipment.
18. Whenever you reply ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to the Examiner’s questions, add more details to your answer. In each case, aim to explain at least one point.
19. Remember that you are not being tested on your general knowledge but on your ability to communicate effectively.
20. Organize and link your ideas and sentences appropriately, talking clearly at normal speed and using a wide range of structures and vocabulary

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What makes London the best city for student life?

With student population of nearly 3,00,000 students making London an ideal place for students to live, study, and build a network. Every year close to 4,30,000 students come to the UK for studies, majority in England. Ranked second last year and fifth this year as the best city for the students; what is it that makes London one of the top student cities in the world.

Accommodation: The city offers some of the best student accommodations all over the city. You will find some really good accommodations in and around your university area. Compared to other cities in England, London is expensive, but the work opportunities are great.

Work Opportunities: Along with excellent education opportunity, work opportunities in London are immense. Generally finding a part-time is easier, with so many work opportunities around; but even after graduation, London is the city to be, with some of the top employers of the world with their offices in the London. Great place to build your network for work after graduation.

Transport: Getting around in London is well served thanks to extensive transport network of buses, railway, and underground network with special discounts for the students.

Student Discount offers: Although student discounts are available throughout the UK, but more so in the fast paced expensive London. If you keep your eyes open, student discounts are everywhere and many nightclubs have students’ week during the week, so you can enjoy the night-life of the amazing city.

Entertainment: There’s no shortage of amusement or entertainment in the city of London. From nightclubs to theatres to some of the world’s top sporting events take place in London. No stranger to music and movies, London is also home to many of movie actors, directors, and singers.

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Importance of Internship programmes and the courses offered by the UK universities

Most of the colleges have internships in their curriculum in order to make the students know about the working atmosphere practically. Colleges have understood the importance but many students take this internship period lightly and do things lethargically. Internships will add more value to your resume while you search for a job after graduation. It is also considered as the student’s first real time experience in a company.

My question:-

“To Students, 

Do you consider internships important? 

To Educators, 

Are you making your students aware of the importance of Internship programmes?”

Internship is the first experience for the students in which they learn their role, skills needed and know whether they are comfortable to perform the job in an organization. Colleges must be concerned about the internship programmes by giving guidance to carry out their internships. They also have to make the students aware of their desired job’s profile by inviting employers and asking them to tell about expectations of the corporate world.

As practical learning is effective than academic education understand its importance and work accordingly. Do perfect research on the organization before entering inside and make your internship effective by learning new things. Companies look for skilled persons who can start working immediately so expose your talents during internships which may be chance for you to be recruited by them for full time work. 

Some of the Internship program offered by the UK universities 

MSc Computing - 24 months duration with 6-10 months optional Internship

MSc Database Systems - 24 months duration with 6-10 months optional Internship

MSc IT Security - 24 months duration with 6-10 months optional Internship

MSc Maintenance Engineering - 27 months duration with 6-12 months optional Internship

MSc Building Service - 24 months duration with 6-12 months optional Internship

MSc Fire Engineering - 24 months duration with 6-12 months optional Internship

MBA - 18 months with 6 months optional Internship.

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