Occupational English Test

The Occupational English Test is the official name of the OET. Only qualified healthcare professionals who wish to work or study in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the Maldives, Malta, Namibia, must demonstrate their level of English proficiency in order to deliver better treatment.

OET Syllabus

The Verbal Reasoning component of the GMAT exam syllabus covers Sentence Correction (SC), Critical Reasoning (CR), and Reading Comprehension (RC) , the Quantitative Reasoning section covers Problem Solving and Data Sufficiency.

Information on our OET Training Program:

Select the Regular batch for a full 4-week training program supplemented by one month of practice sessions and weekly mock examinations. We have two convenient time windows available:

Morning from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM.

Evening from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM.

Advanced Crash Course: Choose our 14-day Crash Course, which includes weekend training plus 15 days of classroom practice sessions and mock examinations. Alternatively, choose the online option, which includes one month of practice sessions and mock tests.

Weekend Batch Schedule:

Weekend Batch on Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Choose the option that best fits you.

Offline Training: Four weekends of training, plus one month of practice sessions and weekly mock examinations.

Online Training: Participate in 90 days of practice sessions and mock tests for a more flexible learning experience.

OET training can be done both online and offline.

Offline OET Coaching: If you prefer to prepare for your OET test with the help of a trainer in a physical setting, you can enroll in our classroom-based OET batch. Our experts will provide you with the knowledge you need to succeed in the exam efficiently and accurately, all at an affordable price.

Online OET Coaching: We offer high-quality online OET coaching in Bangalore for students who are unable to attend the institute in person or have limited time. The live online training sessions will be interactive, allowing students to communicate with the educators.

OET Academic

Listening :Three sections make up the hearing component, which assesses the applicants' hearing comprehension in varied contexts.

Reading :The three sections that make up the Reading portion assess the candidates' ability to read in a variety of formats.

Writing :The writing portion demands a letter of recommendation from candidates, specific to their field.

Speaking :As part of the profession-specific Writing component, applicants must simulate a scenario from the healthcare industry.

Online Coaching

Count on our team of expert trainers to help you get a top band score on the OET test.

Key Features of Online Training:

Participate in live sessions conducted by professional teachers, which ensure dynamic interaction and tailored learning experiences—no recorded content.

Personalized attention.

Receive personalized care, unlimited question-answering possibilities, and a unique teaching style aimed to improve your OET score.

Realistic Mock Tests

With detailed, official-like testing interfaces, you may simulate the exam atmosphere and prepare thoroughly for the actual OET exam.

Our OET class includes the following:

We offer experienced instructors and flexible batch schedules.

10+ simulated mock tests.

Current Syllabus.

Comprehensive training and assignments.

Practice Tests.

Preparation Portal offers access to class recordings, a certificate of completion, and unlimited resources.

Doubt Clearing Sessions.

Regular Feedback.

Customized Study Materials.

OET Exam

The OET exam design is broken down into four pieces: the OET Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening sections of the exam:

Pattern of Listening Sections

Part A : The first job would challenge medical practitioners to pinpoint particular details that were discussed during a session. After listening to the two recorded health professional-patient meetings, candidates would need to fill out the health professional notes.

Part B : Candidates would have to complete a second assignment in which they would have to listen to many recorded excerpts, which may include team briefings, handovers, or conversations between medical professionals and patients.

Part C : Candidates would have to listen to several recorded presentations or interviews on a variety of accessible healthcare topics as their third and last listening task in the listening part.

Section Pattern for Reading

Part A : The candidates would get essays covering broad healthcare subjects. The questions could be anything from sentence completion to matching the following to quick answer.

Part B : Their job would be to highlight the key ideas in each piece and provide multiple-choice answers. The articles may cover anything from corporate communication to policy guidelines, hospital guidelines, manuals, emails, and memos.

Part C : The third and final exercise in the Reading portion asks candidates to define the topic they are given in depth and submit multiple choice answers for it.

What will be covered throughout the course?

Understand the tests format and scoring requirements.

Learn reading skills including skimming and scanning.

Improve your listening and note-taking skills.

Improve your writing grammar and structure.

Create successful speaking strategies.

Practice paraphrasing and summarizing.

Analyze and comprehend complex text.

Expand your vocabulary.

Develop better time management skills.

Learn diverse accents.

Understand the module requirements for Academic/General Training.

Improve your critical thinking skills.

Develop your essay organization skills.

Develop excellent listening strategies.

Learn the exam strategies for each segment.

Improve your reading, listening, writing, and speaking skills.

Create coherent, accurate responses.

Get to know oneself with various question types and requirements.

Identify the crucial information and main ideas.

Participate in practice tests and mock exams.

Get feedback and performance ratings.