What IELTS score do you need for BPP University?

BPP's English language page says its own English Language Test (ELT) is free for prospective students and is taken online on a laptop or desktop. The guidance sets the ELT at 6.0 with 5.5 in each skill for undergraduate courses and 6.5 with 6.0 for postgraduate courses. If your other evidence is older than BPP allows, you can take the ELT instead.

BPP lists six ways to prove English: nationality of a majority English-speaking country; an accepted test; a recognised pre-sessional course; a degree taken as a resident of the UK or a majority English-speaking country within five years; a UK degree studied by distance or overseas within five years (plus the ELT speaking test); or a country-specific school qualification, which BPP says to check with its partner agents in your country.

BPP's guidance does not name an Indian, Pakistani or Nigerian degree as an exemption. Class 12 or WAEC English may count as a country-specific qualification, but BPP routes that question to its partner agents rather than publishing the grades, so get it confirmed in writing before you skip a test.

For a Student visa, UK Visas and Immigration asks for English at CEFR B2 for degree-level study and B1 below degree level, per gov.uk. At degree level, gov.uk adds, your university can assess your English itself and may ask you to take a different test.

Requirements vary by programme and change between admissions cycles. The score that binds you is the one on your BPP programme page and in your offer letter, so check it there before you book a test.