- Never take this test lightly as it is one of the toughest exam in the EPT category (English Proficieny) unlike the IELTS or PTE.
- The listening in the test is far more tricker and confusing as compared to the listening in the IELTS or PTE. The toughest is the part C where you have a monologue and you are asked to solve eight questions in just one go. What makes it more complex is the technical jargons and time constraints.
- Let’s come to reading now. Reading in the OET test is a hard nut to crack and I have seen countless failing in this module. The part B and C are really a herculean task for nurses who do not come from an English background. The healthcare setups here in India and even the big brands like Amrita, Fortis, Artemis and Medanta does not have an ambience where these professionals speak in English in their workplace.
- The questions are really tricky ones and needs critical understanding and speed so as to reach the solution.
- Writing and Speaking can be a piece of cake only for those who are proficient in speaking or writing.
Hence, I would request all out there to wisely choose the test amongst the options at your discretion.
This test requires patience and reslience.
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