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Kathmandu Infosys Educational Consultancy 
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We are running following Coaching Classes

• IELTS (International English Language Testing
  System)
• TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
• SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)
• GRE (Graduate Record Examinations)
• GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test)
• English Language
• Japanese Language

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IELTS (International English Language Testing
System)

• IELTS tests all four language skills
  listening, reading, writing and speaking. The
  Speaking test is a face-to-face interview with a
  certified Examiner. It is interactive and as
  close to a real-life situation as a test can get.
  Research shows that IELTS motivates test-takers
  to develop real and well-rounded English rather
  than learning by rote. This means your
  understanding of English is improved and valid
  for real life in an English-speaking country.

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TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)

• More than 8,500 colleges, universities
  andagencies in more than 130 countries rely on
  TOEFL test scores to help make admissions
  decisions You can take the TOEFL test at your
  choice of more than 4,500 conveniently located
  test sites in more than 165 countries worldwide.
  You also save time and money since the entire
  test is given in one day, rather than coming back
  a second day like some other tests.

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SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)

• As the nations most widely used college
  admission test, the SAT is the first step toward
  higher education for students of all backgrounds.
  Its taken by more than two million students
  every year and is accepted by virtually all
  colleges and universities. Most
  university/college in USA use the SAT as one
  indicator of a student's readiness to do
  university-level work. Other criteria include
  class rank, marks (Grade Point Average),
  extracurricular activities, personal essays and
  recommendations. Starting in 1993, the SAT split
  into the SAT I Reasoning Test and the SAT II
  Subject Tests. In general, universities only
  require SAT I, but the most exclusive schools
  often require two or more SAT II Subject Tests.

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GRE (Graduate Record Examinations)

• The purpose of the GRE is very simple. The
  GRE is a standardized test, and serves the same
  purpose that all standardized tests serve--to
  provide a means of measuring skill level. For
  admission in US and most Canadian universities
  GRE act as an admission test which is required
  for all applicants including American or Canadian
  students. Why GRE is important because the
  applicants are from all over the world and when
  applicants university is unknown to graduate
  admission committee they look to the applicants
  GRE score for evaluating the applicant (and GRE
  act as a standard for all applicants as everyone
  has to take it no matter form where applicant did
  his undergrad/MS from). If GRE score is low and
  the university is pretty unknown then the chance
  become very low for acceptance.

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GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test)

• Thousands of graduate management programs
  around the world use the Graduate Management
  Admission Test in their admissions process. You
  may be considering whether your program should
  adopt the GMAT exam, as well.The GMAT exam was
  created to measure the academic abilities needed
  to succeed in graduate management education. Over
  the 50 years of its use, the GMAT has been
  repeatedly studied, tested, and modified to
  ensure that it continues to help predict
  performance in the first year or midway through a
  graduate management program.
• Also we run languages classes like
• Diploma in Business English (DBE)

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English Language

• Moreover, English is the international
  language of diplomacy, business, science,
  technology, banking, computing, medicine,
  aviation, UN NATO armed forces, engineering,
  tourism, Hollywood films and arguably the best
  pop and rock music in the world. English has
  plenty of words to choose from. In fact, an
  English speaker is offered the biggest vocabulary
  of any language with a choice of 500,000 to
  1,000,000 words (including technical and
  scientific terms).

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Japanese Language

• The ability to communicate in another
  language has long been regarded as an essential
  element of a well-rounded education in the World.
  Language and communication are at the heart of
  the human experience.Studying Japanese brings
  career opportunities for international business.
  Nepalese students enroll for this course in order
  to get admission to universities in Japan and
  start work and study career from Japan.

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