IELTS & Documents
Almost every application fails or stalls on paperwork, not on talent: a missing transcript, an unattested degree, or an English test booked too late. The fix is boring but simple — start your documents months before any deadline, and keep both originals and clear scans safe.
Two rules of thumb: first, check whether your target university accepts alternatives to IELTS (some accept TOEFL, Duolingo, or a medium-of-instruction letter — but only if the programme page says so). Second, never pay anyone to "arrange" a test score or a document; forged documents lead to bans, not admissions.
Guides in this category
- IELTS preparation plan for Pakistani students — coming soon.
- Document checklist: transcripts, HEC attestation, and recommendation letters — coming soon.
More guides coming soon. This category is thin at launch — detailed IELTS and document guides are being written next. In the meantime, see our DIY guide for a starter document checklist.
Remember: Test formats and attestation rules change — check the official page for the current requirements.