There is no minimum requirement for IELTS scores in Cambridge Education Group. Although the universities that are partnered with Cambridge education require IELTS scores. These partnered universities list their IELTS score criteria on their website along with other requirements. For most of the universities IELTS is a mandatory requirement because international students need to speak, write and understand the language for better communication in the class.

The universities that are partnered with Cambridge Education Group have almost the same criteria as others. The admission criteria are always listed on their website. It is better to check with the respective university’s website for more information. 
Most of the time the criteria are related to IELTS or TOEFL scores, fees and minimum academic scores in other qualifications. For the Indian students the university websites generally want to see scores of standard X, XII in case of undergraduate courses. In case of postgraduate students universities may demand to see the academic scores related to their undergraduate scores. 
 

Most of the universities have on-campus accommodation facilities for the international students. These accommodation facilities are most of the time done on a first come first serve basis. A large number of students are also dependent upon these facilities as most of the time students are stepping outside of their country for the first time. All of the universities advise on the off-campus accommodation if students require that kind of services. 
Information related to oncampus accommodation are sent to the students with conditional offer letters. 
 

Some key facts of CEG 

• Over 10,000 schools in more than 160 countries offer Cambridge programmes and qualifications.

• Every year, nearly a million Cambridge learners prepare for their future with an education from Cambridge International.

• CEG is  part of Cambridge University Press & Assessment, a not-for-profit organization and part of the world-renowned University of Cambridge.

• The first Cambridge international exams were taken in Trinidad in 1864 by six candidates.

• Cambridge examinations are marked by around 10,000 highly skilled examiners.

• CEG produces around 8 million question papers each year.