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The TOEFL Essentials test measures the four core language skills: listening, reading, writing and speaking. The friendly test format has short, engaging tasks that relate to both academic situations and everyday life. You can take the test from home in only about 1.5 hours, for about half the price of other major English-language tests. Universities trust TOEFL scores to accurately measure your English skills, so they know you can succeed in their programs.
Four sections : | The test measures the core skills of listening, reading, writing and speaking. |
1.5 Hours : | It's shorter than most English tests, but long enough to measure your skills accurately. |
Personal Video Statement : | The 5-minute, unscored video allows institutions to get to know you and see your unique personality. |
Section | Description | Questions / Duration |
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LISTENING | It encompasses four recorded monologues and conversations. | 4 Sections, 40 Items, Approximately 30 minutes |
READING | Three long reading passages with tasks. Texts range from descriptive and factual to discursive and analytical. Includes non-verbal material like diagrams, graphs, and illustrations. Texts are authentic (taken from books, journals, and newspapers). | 3 Sections, 40 Items, 60 minutes |
WRITING | A writing task of at least 150 words where the candidate must summarize, describe, or explain a table, graph, chart, or diagram, and another short essay task of at least 250 words. | 2 Tasks, 60 minutes |
SPEAKING | The face-to-face interview includes short questions, speaking at length about a familiar topic, and a structured discussion. | 3 Tasks, 11 to 14 minutes |
How do I register for the TOEFL?
+After I have registered, may I change my registration to a different date or test center?
+Under what circumstances will my registration be canceled or changed without my consent?
+How is the TOEFL graded?
+What types of scores will I receive after taking the TOEFL?
+What is considered a 'good' score on the TOEFL?
+Do all universities in English-speaking countries accept the TOEFL?
+What are some of the other purposes for which the TOEFL is accepted?
+Is the PBT (Paper-Based Test) easier than the iBT (Internet-Based Test)?
+Are there still preparation materials available for the PBT?
+How much longer will the PBT continue to exist?
+Basic | IELTS | TOEFL | PTE |
---|---|---|---|
Ease | Easier | Easy | Easiest |
Medium | Paper and Computer | Computer | Computer |
Assessed by | Human or Computer | Human AND Computer | Computer |
Sections | Four | Four | Four |
Scores | 0.0-9.0 in halves | 0-30 | 10-90 in decimals |
Good Score | 6.5+ | 100/120+ | 75/90+ |
Ideal for | UK, USA, Canada, etc. | Students and visas | Late test-takers |
English System Used | British or American | British and American | British and American |
Question Types | MCQs, essay writing, true/false | Sentence formation, essay writing | 20 different types, including MCQs |
Duration | 2h 45m | 3h | 2h 15m |
Results Validity | 2 years | 2 years | 2 years |
Attempts | Unlimited | Once every 3 days | Once every 5 days |
Accepted by | Most countries | More preferred in USA | Limited (70 countries) |
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