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Greens academy works to relieve students of the burden of not being familiar with the English language. As the demands of competitive exams grow exponentially, so does the confusion students have borne in the course of their preparation. But as you step into our classes, be prepared to bid farewell to these hurdles. Equipped with internationally experienced Mentors, conveniently scheduled courses for various examinations [ IELTS, OET, TOEFL, PTE, GRE, UGC NET-English ] in both regular and online formats, as well as training material from reputed universities, Greens Academy is the metaphor to scoring the best results in any forthcoming examinations.

 Healthcare professionals like Nurses choose OET because it helps them prove they have the right level of English for work or study, while also learning the kind of language they will need every day at work. Healthcare organisations and regulators choose OET because it helps them to select healthcare professionals with the right level of English proficiency to deliver safe and high quality care. The Occupational English Test (OET) is a special language proficiency test for medical and health professionals who want to apply for overseas Migration and Employment opportunity. Mostly Health Professionals whose first language is not English. The Test also measures the language ability of health professionals for their registration and the ability to practice in an English-speaking country.

Test Format

Module	Category Of Questions	Duration
Listening	Two parts	20 to 25 minutes each
Reading	Summary Task and MCQ	60 minutes
Writing	Different types of letter	45 Minutes
Speaking	Role play	About 20 minutes

OET Test Results will contain one of the five grades i.e A, B, C, D and E where A is the Highest and E the lowest.
The test results with grade will contain a detailed descriptions for each grade.
Grade A  : Very high level of performance
Grade B  : High level of performance(able to use English with fluency and accuracy adequate for professional needs)
Grade C  : Good level of performance; however, not acceptable to a range of health and medical councils
Grade D : Moderate level of performance: requires improvement
Grade E :Low level of performance: requires considerable improvement
There is no overall grade; candidates receive a separate grade for each sub-test they take.