Aug
21
Tips to prepare your student visa application
From 1 July 2016, all student visa applications must be made online. Here’s some information to assist with preparing your application. Use the Document Checklist Tool on our website to see what types of documents you will need to provide with your application. Make sure you have access to a scanner as you will need [...]
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Aug
21
IELTS Writing: The problems with too many words
"Hi. I have a doubt or two about Writing paper. The Long essay part. It is mentioned that we should write with a minimum of 250 words. Is there a maximum word limit as well? Because I have a tendency to write essays reaching up to 500 to 600 words."— email from a Road to [...]
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Aug
21
IELTS Listening: The importance of making good notes
The best listeners are engaged with whatever they are listening to. This could be a lecture at school or a conversation with a friend. Have you ever spoken to a friend and then thought, ‘Oh, what did he just say?’ because you were daydreaming? You weren’t being a good listener! And this can happen in [...]
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Aug
21
IELTS Reading: True/ False/ Not Given
Many candidates find the True/ False/ Not Given question one of the most challenging tasks in the Reading test. In fact, the biggest problem is the ‘Not Given’ option. Most candidates are not used to having this option and it confuses them a lot. They spend too much time making sure that it is ‘not [...]
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Aug
21
An Introduction to Linking Words
Need to improve your score in IELTS Writing Task 2? Or do you get stuck in PTE Academic with Fill In The Blanks, Re-Order Paragraph or Summarize Written Text? Then get to know your linking words! What are they? Linking words (also know as conjunctions, joining words, transition words, cohesive devices - they have many [...]
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Aug
19
IELTS Speaking: Using technology to improve your vocabulary
Using the language as a regular part of your life Being successful with English, in IELTS and beyond, means finding a way to make using the language a regular part of your life. Learners often feel frustrated and lose interest in studying vocabulary when they find study materials rather boring and not connected to their [...]
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Jun
07
Sample LOR for UG Applicants
Normally universities request for 2 to 3 letters of recommendations from teachers and faculty members for applicants applying to UG Courses abroad. It is always better to choose a recommender who has taught you for a noteworthy subject. Provided below is a sample recommendation letter. Marvel Education strictly advises students against copying the content. Letter [...]
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Jun
07
How to Send LORs to Universities Abroad
We have talked enough about the importance of a letter of recommendation to your application abroad. And while getting the format right is important, students need to keep in mind the manner in which a Recommendation Letter (LOR) should be send to universities abroad. This article lists out the basics of sending a Recommendation Letter [...]
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Jun
07
Professional LOR
The following is a sample letter of recommendation written by a supervisor. Most often, professional LORs or LOR from a Supervisor or a Colleague are asked by Admission Committee for MBA applicants where work experience is necessary. Marvel Education strongly recommends the applicants to use this article as a point of reference only. It gives [...]
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Jun
07
Academic LOR
The following is a sample letter of recommendation. Instances and applications have been picked at random to create this sample. Marvel Education strongly recommends against copying the content and suggests applicants to use this article as a point of reference only. Letter of Recommendation I am writing this reference letter in support of ABC who [...]
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