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When applying for a Masters, you may need to take one or more entry tests as part of the process. If the programme is taught in a language other than your own, you might have to sit a language test to show your proficiency. For certain subjects, particularly Business and related areas, graduate entry tests such as the GMAT are also a common requirement.
To help you prepare, we have put together a selection of guides that explain the different tests, what they involve, and how to approach them with confidence.

Applying for an English-taught course and need to prove your language skills? Our guide to IELTS covers everything students need to know including which IELTS you should take for a Masters, minimum scores, exam structure and typical fees.
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Navigate the Graduate Record Examination: a vital test for global Masters admissions to many English-speaking countries such as the USA, Canada and more.
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Masters programmes are delivered in English at universities around the world, but you may need to submit a test score if this isn't your first language. Types of English Language Tests include the IELTS, TOEFL, PTE and Cambridge English.
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Find out more about how different graduate entry tests for Masters degrees work, with information on the GMAT, GRE and other admissions exams.
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Applying for an English-taught Masters and need to prove your language skills? Our guide to the TOEFL covers everything postgraduates need to know about this English language test, from minimum scores and exam structure to typical fees.
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The GMAT is a standardised test that determines candidates' ability to undertake graduate study in business schools, usually before entry to MBAs and Masters in Management.
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