For decades, the debate revolving around using the IELTS certification as a standard for entering universities has remained a bone of contention, sparking ceaseless controversies.From a personal perspective, I partially concur with this point.
To commence with, it is understandable why those with a diametrically opposed viewpoint voice their trepidation over using the IELTS certificate. First, it is universally acknowledged that the fee of taking the IELTS is exorbitant, especially in low-paid families which cannot afford such luxury thereby limiting the higher education and fruitful success of talented learners from disadvantaged backgrounds. . Additionally, the test may not accurately reflect a student’s ability in an educational institution environment but it highlights the test-taking skills only.This raises concern about discrimination.
On the other hand, it is English that a language commonly used of teaching in many universities over the world.Students who are not good at English may find it hard to comprehend the lectures, complete the practices and interact effectively with their peers and professors. In the contemporaries, possessing an IELTS certificate is a priceless asset for students in the future occupations. Moreover, if you are skillful in exploiting the English language judiciously can open up numerous opportunities later.
In conclusion, I hold an unwavering conviction that relying on the IELTS certificate as a means of entrance standard is meritorious. Nevertheless, we should consider it deliberately because of some potential effects.