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Test of English as a Foreign Language

English Proficiency for Global Education

The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is a globally recognized English proficiency exam conducted by ETS, primarily used for academic admissions in the USA, Canada, Europe, and Asia. TOEFL measures a candidate’s ability to use and understand English in academic environments through integrated testing of Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing skills. It is widely accepted by 11,500+ universities and institutions worldwide.

Exam Level

International

Frequency

Multiple dates

Mode

Internet Based Test

Conducted By

ETS

About TOEFL

What is the TOEFL Exam?

The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL iBT) is a standardized English proficiency exam conducted by ETS (Educational Testing Service). It measures academic English skills required for university study, scholarships, and visas.
TOEFL is accepted by 11,500+ institutions worldwide, especially in the USA and Canada.

Why Take TOEFL?

TOEFL focuses on academic English usage, making it ideal for students applying to research-oriented universities. Scores are available within 4–8 days, and the test can be taken at test centers or at home.

Key Highlights

Accepted by 11000+ universities
Academic English focus
Internet-based delivery
Fast score reporting
Academic English focus
Accepted by 11000+ universities
Sectional time limits enforced

2.3 Million+

Test Takers

120

Maximum Score

160+

Countries

11000+

Universities

Eligibility Criteria

Recommended

Educational Qualification

Completion of secondary education or equivalent is recommended

Important

Student Eligibility

Applicants planning to study abroad or apply to universities can take TOEFL

Flexible

Minimum Marks Requirement

No minimum academic marks required

Mandatory

Nationality Requirement

Open to candidates of all nationalities

Flexible

Age Limit

No specific age limit prescribed by ETS

Flexible

Attempts

TOEFL can be taken multiple times with a 3-day gap

Application Process

Register on ets.org

Choose test date and centre

Pay test fee

Create ETS account

Application Process

Upload ID details

Documents Required

Keep these documents ready before starting your application

Passport

Photograph

Class 12 Marksheet (or appearing certificate)

PwD Certificate (if applicable)

ID Proof

Registration Confirmation

Not Required

Scribe Request Letter (if required)

Exam Pattern

Understanding the structure and marking scheme

Exam Sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking

Skills Tested: Academic English

Internet Based Test

Marking Scheme: Section-based

Total Score: 120

Question Type: Mixed

Duration: 3 Hours

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Important Dates

Keep note of the important dates regarding the examination.

Registration: Year-round

Exam Date: As booked

Counselling: Not Applicable

Admit Card: NA

Result: 4-8 days

Preparation
Tips

Improve reading speed

Enhance speaking fluency

Use official ETS materials

Start Prep

Structure writing answers

Attempt full-length tests

Enhance speaking fluency

Enhance speaking fluency

Top Colleges

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Harvard University

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MIT

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University of California Berkeley

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University of Toronto

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University of Oxford

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University of Cambridge

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ANU

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National University of Singapore

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University of Melbourne

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