Kalikapur, Kolkata, India - 700099
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For IELTS Coaching
Class Location
Online Classes (Video Call via UrbanPro LIVE)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in IELTS Coaching classes
15
Experience in taking IELTS exam
No
Background
Teacher
Awards and Recognition
No
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)
Teaching Experience in detail in IELTS Coaching classes
IELTS TEST PREPARATION • We offer unlimited classes and the duration extends till the time our students achieve the desired score card. • The four basic modules of the IELTS test, Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing are covered exhaustively. • We combine our teaching experience of TOEFL/PTE along with IELTS to ensure a unique blend which ensures success. • Our online classes are extremely popular and well appreciated. • The online classes give the student a unique ambience of interacting with other students from all over the world, mainly from Canada, Australia and the U.S.A. • An online batch generally covers 5/7 students, so a very personal attention is given to the needs of each and every student. • Our library consists of a vast corpus and all this is available to the student at any given time. • Special attention is given to the grammatical requirement which may be specific to the student’s need and, in accordance, a need based and personal dossier is prepared for each and every student.
12 Students Class Location
Online Classes (Video Call via UrbanPro LIVE)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in PTE Academic Exam Coaching classes
9
8 Students Class Location
Online Classes (Video Call via UrbanPro LIVE)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Spoken English classes
15
Age groups catered to
10 yrs to 15 yrs, Above 25 yrs, 16 yrs to 25 yrs
Levels of Spoken English I teach
Advanced
Lived or Worked in English Speaking Country
No
Exams Attended
TOEFL
Awards and Recognition
Yes
Certification
None
Name
Global English
Profession
Tutor
Language of instruction offered
Hindi to English, English to English
Curriculum Expertise
International
Citizen of English Speaking Country
No
Class strength catered to
Group Classes
Teaching done in
English Grammar, Vocabulary
Teaching at
Institute
Teaching Experience in detail in Spoken English classes
I have been teaching Spoken English, ILETS, TOEFL, PTE for a number of years with great success.
4.7 out of 5 63 reviews
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Answered 3 days ago Learn Tuition/Dental Tuition
Hello Litty,
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I hope this helps! Feel free to ask if you need more specific guidance.
Answered 3 days ago Learn GMAT
Retaking the GMAT depends on various factors beyond just the score being slightly below a school's average. Here are some considerations:
Competitiveness of the Program: If the school is highly competitive, having a score below average might hurt your chances, especially if other aspects of your profile (work experience, GPA, etc.) are not particularly strong. Retaking could give you a more competitive edge.
Rest of Your Application: If your profile is strong in other areas—like a high GPA, impressive work experience, or leadership roles—your GMAT score may be less of a factor. Schools often take a holistic approach when reviewing applications.
Score Improvement Potential: Consider how much you think you can realistically improve. If a few more weeks of preparation could significantly raise your score, it may be worth retaking.
School's GMAT Policy: Some schools have a policy of considering the highest GMAT score, while others may average multiple scores. Research the school's policy to see if retaking would benefit you.
Timing: Ensure that retaking the GMAT won't delay your application or negatively impact other aspects of your candidacy, such as preparing for interviews or essays.
If you believe a higher score will strengthen your application and you have time to prepare, retaking the GMAT could improve your chances. However, if your overall application is strong, you might still be competitive with your current score.
Answered 3 days ago Learn GMAT
Yes, you can review and change your answers in certain sections of the GMAT. However, it depends on the section and question type:
Quantitative and Verbal Sections:
Integrated Reasoning Section:
Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA):
Make sure you manage your time effectively, especially in the Quantitative and Verbal sections, since those answers are final once you proceed to the next question.
Answered 3 days ago Learn Language/Spoken English
In casual speech, people tend to use "will" or "should" instead of "shall," especially in American English. However, it's still a valid and recognized word.
Yes, "shall" is still used in spoken English, but it's less common in casual conversation, especially in American English. "Shall" is more frequently heard in British English or in formal contexts. It is often used:
For making offers or suggestions:
For formal promises or commitments:
In legal or contractual language:
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