Twenty minutes on your English, including a short piece written on the spot, and twenty on your plan. For somebody going abroad the second half matters more.
When do you leave, what has the university asked for in writing, have you booked a test date and can it be moved, and who is paying for the course and for the test. That conversation regularly changes what somebody enrols in.
Once or twice a year it ends with us saying that ten weeks is not enough before a departure date, and that the honest choices are to move the date or accept a course that gets you part of the way. Better said in a free interview than in week eight of a paid course.