Band 5: Describe a time you had to make a difficult decision with limited information. You should say: - What the decision was about - What information you had available - What the outcome of the decision was And explain how you felt during and after making this decision. (User-Submitted IELTS Speaking Answer)

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There have been several times in my life when I had to make decisions alone without any relevant information. But the time I can't really forget is when I had to go for consultancy for studying abroad. It was a very tough time for me when I was studying for my IELTS exam. I had to make a lot of decisions about which country to choose, which would be better, which course is more eligible for me. So I went to a lot of consultants, the RCICs, but didn't get any clear information. Someone said that Canada is better for you. I think that's the best option for you. So, nobody gave me the right or the correct path. I was too confused at that time about what I should do. Then after getting a lot of advice from everybody, I decided to ask from Chargivity. Chargivity also said that Canada is better if you want to work. UK is better if you want to go for studies or to pursue a higher job or salary. It was very confusing. But then, after collecting all the data, I decided to make a decision on my own. I thought a lot, put pressure on my mind, and decided to go to UK. It will be a better opportunity for me to study MBA in UK because the career opportunities are much better than any other country. So it made my life more confusing because I think that we should not rely on others for our decisions.

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There are several times in my life when I had to make decisions alone without any relevant information. But the time which I can’t really forget is the time when I had to go to the for consultancy for studying abroad. It was very tough time for me when I was studying for my IELTS exam. I had to make a lot of decisions about which country I had to choose, which country will be better, which pursues, which is more eligible for me. So I went to a lot of consultants, the RCICs, but didn’t get any element information. Someone said that Canada is better for you. I think that’s the best option for you. So, nobody gave me the right or the correct path. I was too much confused at that time that what I should do. Then after getting a lot of advice from everybody, I decided to ask from Chargivity. Chargivity also said that Canada is better if you want to work. UK is better if you want to go to studies or to pursue a higher job or salary. It was very confusing. But then, after collecting all the data, I decided to make a decision on my own. I thought a lot, made pressure on my mind and decided to go to UK. It will be a better opportunity for me to study MBA in UK because the career opportunities is much far better than any other country. So it made my life more confusing because I think that we should not rely on others for our decisions by

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