What should I do if I receive a conditional admission notice from a British university and the language does not meet the IELTS requirements for going abroad?

1. Work hard for a while and pass the exam by yourself. Generally, a better school requires 6.5 for graduate students and 6-6.5 for undergraduate students.

2. If the landlord doesn't want to go to school in September this year, he can talk to the school and see if it can be put off until next September. Or if the landlord has no requirements for the school, generally not very good schools will have spring admission, you can also choose spring admission.

3. If the landlord wants to go out in September this year, the chances of having a language course are very small, because the language courses of foreign universities are basically full at the end of April and the beginning of May, unless the landlord is lucky, he will encounter the extra places where others don't learn the language.

4. In addition, I would like to remind you not to go to language classes impulsively. When you decide to take a language course, you should go to official website to find out whether the language training institution belongs to the school. If not, most of them are private institutions, such as junior universities, which are very risky. You are always not allowed to pass the exam or only one point short, so you can learn the language and earn your money. Therefore, when you choose to read a language, you must keep your eyes open and see the situation clearly, and don't blindly agree.

Therefore, the most direct and safest way is to get the required score half a month before the start of school and try again! Good luck!