APS certificate: With IELTS or Without IELTS

I'm organizing all my docs and I have to apply for APS certificate but I haven't taken IELTS test yet. Some people are saying that I can apply for APS even without IELTS score card. Some are saying to apply with IELTS.

So I would like to know, what are the advantages and disadvantages of applying for APS certificate with IELTS and without IELTS. I appreciate if anybody experienced person replies.

Thank you.

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u/Long_Consequence3808 — 10 days ago
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I'm transitioning into BIM

Hello BIMians!!!

I hope you all are doing great, I completed civil engineering degree. Started doing freelancing of 2d drawings in AutoCAD then I got interested in making 3d modeling, so I completed Master's diploma in Interior and Architectural design in 1 year. Worked in some firms but the pay was so low that I again started doing freelancing, but this time along with 2d drawing I was doing 3d modeling, rendering and all.

But now I'm planning to move towards BIM as I'm from civil background I guess BIM will be in demand in near future.

The question is how? How do I start?

In market there are offline courses but those are too costly to take. And whatever they teach, sometimes it would be different in jobs. However I can't learn completely in course until I get hands on experience which is possible during job.

If you know any great free resources to learn BIM. I'd be grateful for that. And

How did you get your first BIM job? were you intern/fresher at job? or did you apply online?

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u/Long_Consequence3808 — 1 month ago

He was talking about the importance of mental health support in colleges and there comes one m0le in comment section see his comment, and the irony is hidden in his insta bio.

WTF is he spreading in comment section!? BJ Party ke 2 tatte!!

u/Long_Consequence3808 — 1 month ago

He was talking about the importance of mental health support in colleges and there comes one m0le in comment section see his comment, and the irony is hidden in his insta bio.

WTF is he spreading in comment section!? BJ Party ke 2 tatte!!

u/Long_Consequence3808 — 1 month ago

Divya Mittal, a 2013-batch IAS officer, has voluntarıly resigned atter 13 years ot service. - RESPECT TO YOU MA’AM 🫡

An IIT Delhi and IIM Bangalore graduate who left a job in London to return to India, she served as DM of Sant Kabir Nagar, Mirzapur and Deoria. She became widely known during her Mirzapur tenure for helping bring piped drinking water to Lahuriadah, a remote village that had struggled without a reliable water supply even 75 years after Independence.

Her Mirzapur tenure also became controversial after a Jal Pujan ceremony for the village water project, where local political representatives were reportedly not invited. She was subsequently transferred from Mirzapur, but was later given other government assignments, including CEO of the UP Rural Road Development Agency and subsequently the Revenue Department.

In her farewell note, Mittal described her 13-year journey as unforgettable and reflected on the people she served, saying the position may end but the dream and memories of public service would remain with her.

u/Long_Consequence3808 — 2 months ago
▲ 814 r/Bengaluru

The most useIess person in the govt. He always pokes his nose in every matter rather seeing his own work!! and bIames on central govt. if anyone questions him about anything!!

u/Long_Consequence3808 — 2 months ago

The real cr!m!nals of India [Episode-04]

A disturbing incident has gone viral on social media. According to the video, a poIice vehicle was parked on the roadside when the officer suddenly opened the door without checking for oncoming traffic. A motorcyclist collided with the door, resulting in an acc!dent.

What happened next is even more concerning. The officer is seen allegedly sIapping and hitting the biker with a baton instead of helping him.
If the video accurately reflects the incident, responsibility does not appear to lie with just one person. Opening a vehicle door onto a busy road without first checking for approaching traffic can itself create a dangerous situation.
No matter who is at fault, vioIence is not an acceptable response. Law enforcement officers are expected to remain calm, act professionally, and handle such situations according to the law and not with physical force.

Incidents like these can damage pubIic trust in the police. Accountability, fairness, and respectful conduct are essential to maintaining confidence in those entrusted with enforcing the law.

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u/Long_Consequence3808 — 3 months ago

One post and you're done with the community!!

I think this is how BJ Party's lT cell works. This is so pathet!c!!

Somebody answer what's wrong with this post? I just posted the facts!

But I guess the community is filled with chatukars! So r!d!culous.

Remove BJ Party and save the nation this is completely dictatorsh!p... If they can't digest the facts then they should leave the seat.

Not only the community banned me permanently but also they muted me so that I couldn't question regarding the ban!! Sham3 on you!! that community's mods are d!sgrace to the whole society. Has anyone gone through the same?

The system is completely rotten to the core.

People should really transfer the power to the opposition parties in every 5 years else these c0rrupt p0liticians take their seats for granted as madarfakar pradhan has taken his seat. Itne besharam party kabhi nahi dekha.

u/Long_Consequence3808 — 3 months ago
▲ 687 r/IndianModerate+5 crossposts

Cops moIesting women at Jantar Mantar and smiling while doing it 😶

u/Amn_BA — 3 months ago