Test of English as a Foreign Language is a skill-based exam which tests the proficiency in American English of the students whose first or native language is not English. TOEFL scores are required by most of the accredited Colleges/ Universities of the US and Canada for admission as well as scholarship purposes. The test is Computer based having the following sections.

International English Language Testing System is a skill-based exam which tests the proficiency in British English of the students whose first or native language is not English. IELTS scores are required by the Colleges/Universities of UK, Australia, New Zealand and most of European Countries for admission. The course is divided into following sections:

1.	Intensive English Language	1 weeks
2.	Listening Section	1 week
3.	Reading Section	1 week
4.	Writing Section	1 week
5.	Speaking Section	1 week
6.	Exam Oriented Test	1 week

Scholastic Aptitude Test (N-SAT I & SAT II) is a reasoning and subjective test. SAT is required for the students applying for Under-Graduate courses in the US Colleges/Universities. Sometimes, a good SAT score helps students to get admission and scholarship in Under-Graduate level. The course is divided into following sections:

1.	Critical Reading	3.5 Weeks
2.	Mathematical Analysis	3.5 Weeks
3.	Writing Section	2 Weeks
4.	Exam Oriented Test	1 Week

The Graduate Management Admission Test is a computer adaptive test that is available year-round at test centers throughout the world. The GMAT measures basic verbal, mathematical and analytical writing skills. It is specially designed to help graduate schools’ admission procedures, financial aid curriculum and programs, placement opportunities of applicant for advance study in business and management specially MBA in the US. The course is divided into following sections:

1.	Analytical Discussion	2 Weeks
2.	Quantitative	3.5 Weeks
3.	Verbal Practice	3.5 Weeks
4.	Computer Practice	1 week