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The typical English-test scores you need — by study level and university tier.

Find your target score

Pick a study level and a university tier

Typical requirements — the exact minimum varies by university and course. We confirm the exact score for your shortlist, free.

What our verified programmes actually ask (IELTS)

  • Bachelor's: median 6.0, range 5.0–7.0 (across 95 programmes we have verified)
  • Master's: median 6.5, range 5.0–7.5 (across 157 programmes we have verified)

Which universities does your band reach?

Pick your current or target IELTS band — we check it against real requirements.

What your score qualifies you for

Your practice band 6.5, checked against the English requirement each programme actually states on Vibedu's database — a check, not a sales pitch.

Sign in and save a university, and this check runs against your shortlist instead of the whole catalogue.

Across the whole catalogue your band meets the English requirement for 211 programmes at universities including:

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Almost there: 35 more programmes open up with just +0.5 band — a realistic next target.

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