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    What is TOEFL?

    This test is one of the most respected and widely accepted English proficiency testing systems in the world. Over 10,000 universities, colleges, and institutions in over 130 countries accept the results of this examination. The TOEFL iBT (internet-based test) has rapidly replaced the TOEFL CBT and PBT (computer-based tests and paper-based tests). This test is designed to check your English proficiency at the university level.

    It tests how you combine reading, writing, listening and speaking to perform academic tasks. The test is administered by Educational Testing Service, a private non-profit organization. The scores of this exam are accepted by universities, for immigration purposes as well as for the purpose of working abroad.

    Internet test (TOEFL iBT)

    – A reading section of between 60-100 minutes which involves reading 3-5 passages, containing 12-14 questions in each
    – A listening section of between 60-90 minutes which involves 6-9 passages, containing 5-6 questions in each
    – A speaking section that lasts 20 minutes and involves 6 spoken tasks
    – A writing section that lasts 50 minutes and involves 2 tasks that need completion

    Paper-based test (TOEFL PBT)

    – A listening section of between 30-40 minutes consisting of 3 parts
    – A structure and written expression section lasting 25 minutes which includes 15 exercises of sentence completion and 25 examples for error identification
    – A reading section that lasts 50 minutes and includes answering 50 questions about passages
    – A writing section that lasts 30 minutes, and involves one written essay containing around 250-300 words

    The main difference between the two formats is the spoken section of the test which is replaced by the structure and written expressions section in the paper-based test.

    The TOEFL exam consists of four sections:

    1. 1.Reading: Measures the ability to read and understand academic texts.
    2. 2.Listening: Measures the ability to understand spoken English in academic settings.
    3. 3.Speaking: Measures the ability to speak English coherently and effectively in academic settings.
    4. 4.Writing: Measures the ability to write effectively in English academic settings.

    What TOEFL score do I need?

    TOEFL scores are calculated out of 120 points. Each section consists of a total of 30 scores and the final score is the sum of scores from each section. The scores are declared approximately 6 days after the date of your test and is made available online to your ETS account. You will also receive your scores on your registered Email-id within 11 days after your test date. If you wish to receive a paper copy of the test scores, log in to your TOEFL account, go to the ‘Select Scorecard Preference’ tab, check the box for a paper copy of the score report and save the changes.

    How To Do Test Preparation

    To take preparation you have to test yourself with practice questions, join as much as you can an online test, need to keep your general English level up, and test out with computer-delivered outputs.

    Online/ Offline Classes

    To pass the exam you must join the online or offline class.

    Tutor Led Sessions

    In this session, the tutor will instruct how to do it and what is the best way to pass the exam easily.

    Resource Material

    Your test center will give you some resources that you must read one by one.

    Frequently asked Questions

    • What TOEFL score do I need?

      TOEFL scores are calculated out of 120 points. Each section consists of a total of 30 scores and the final score is the sum of scores from each section. The scores are declared approximately 6 days after the date of your test and is made available online to your ETS account. You will also receive your scores on your registered Email-id within 11 days after your test date. If you wish to receive a paper copy of the test scores, log in to your TOEFL account, go to the ‘Select Scorecard Preference’ tab, check the box for a paper copy of the score report and Save the changes.

    • Internet test (TOEFL iBT)

      – A reading section of between 60-100 minutes which involves reading 3-5 passages, containing 12-14 questions in each
      – A listening section of between 60-90 minutes which involves 6-9 passages, containing 5-6 questions in each
      – A speaking section that lasts 20 minutes and involves 6 spoken tasks
      – A writing section that last 50 minutes and involves 2 tasks that need completion

    • Paper-based test (TOEFL PBT)

      – A listening section of between 30-40 minutes consisting of 3 parts
      – A structure and written expression section lasting 25 minutes which includes 15 exercises of sentence completion and 25 examples for error identification
      – A reading section that lasts 50 minutes and includes answering 50 questions about passages
      – A writing section that lasts 30 minutes, and involves one written essay containing around 250-300 words The main difference between the two formats is the spoken section of the test which is replaced by the structure and written expressions section in the paper-based test.

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