Is there possibility to install Office on iPad?

I don't know of any iOS app that supports the change tracking and review mode found in the actual versions of Microsoft Word. If you need that functionality, then you will probably need the actual Word application and that isn't available for iOS.
If you can accept needing a network connection whenever you want to use the apps and have an Office 365 subscription, Microsoft has just released their Office Mobile app, though it has significant limitations, and I don't know if that supports review/change tracking, so you'd have to check. Or a server-based solution such as CloudOn, where you're actually running the real version of Office on a remote system, might be an option for you.
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