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When it comes to demonstrating English proficiency for academic purposes, choosing the right test is very important. There are different English Language level tests like the IELTS (International English Language Testing System), TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication), OET (Occupational English Test), and more. The acceptability of these tests depends on the specific organization and its requirements. These tests are often important to ensure that the students are well-equipped with the language skills for their academic and professional endeavours. It is also helpful in the visa procedure, career opportunities, language competency and evaluating linguistic skills. Among them is the Oxford English Language Test which we will learn about in this article.

Mumbai, 16 May 2024: Oxford English Language Level Tests (OELLT) a leading English language testing provider, part of the Oxford International Education Group today announced the addition of 30+ University partners from across the globe. The expanded network now includes esteemed institutions such as the University of Edinburgh, UK, a prominent member of the Russell Group, and top-ranking universities like Washington State University, these esteemed universities, including the University of Edinburgh in the UK and Washington State University in the USA, are highly sought after by Indian students for their academic excellence and impactful research programs. The hassle-free process and fast turnaround time allow Indian students to pursue their educational dreams abroad effortlessly. 

Commenting on the occasion, Amit Upadhyay, Regional Director – South Asia, Oxford International Education Group said “We are happy to onboard over 30+ universities to our partner network. We are dedicated to empowering students and universities globally and our commitment to excellence is evident in the development of our products, which are recognised by top-ranking universities, offer accurate and accelerated results, and are accessible to all. We continually expand our network of partner universities to provide diverse options to students worldwide.”

Recognised and embraced by 135+ universities across the UK, US, Canada, and Australia, Oxford ELLT brings language testing into a digital world, with the fully online Oxford ELLT Digital, and the test centre-based Oxford ELLT Global. Oxford ELLT is a secure solution for assessing a candidate’s reading, listening, writing, and speaking skills for progression into Higher Education. Students can undertake the test from any location globally, providing flexibility and accuracy through human proctoring assisted by the latest AI security measures. With a focus on accuracy and accessibility, the results are available for the students in 48 hours.

About Oxford ELLT: Oxford ELLT is a flagship English language level testing product developed by Oxford International Digital Institute, part of the Oxford International Education Group. Oxford ELLT stands as a testament to customer centricity. Human examiners are assisted by an innovative AI-powered platform to provide a secure solution for assessing reading, listening, writing, and speaking skills. 

Comprising Oxford ELLT Digital and Oxford ELLT Global, the Oxford ELLT has won many accolades including being Highly Commended at the 2023 PIEOneer Awards and being finalist at the Global Business Tech Awards 2023 and more recently being a finalist at the Education Investor Awards 2024 in the EdTech category. With the expansion to 18 Oxford ELLT Global test centres worldwide – including 10 in India – and a notable 126% increase in partner recognitions in 2024, the testing product is going from strength to strength and now includes UK Russell Group university recognitions such as University of Bristol, University of Edinburgh, University of York, and University of Glasgow. With a track record of having served 85,000+ students, the platform has seen impressive growth, fostering partnerships with prestigious education institutions in the UK, USA, and Canada.