What is TOEFL?
A clear guide to the Test of English as a Foreign Language, widely used for university admission.
What is TOEFL?
TOEFL stands for the Test of English as a Foreign Language. It measures your ability to use and understand English at the university level and is widely accepted by institutions, especially in the United States and Canada.
The modern test, TOEFL iBT, is taken on a computer and focuses on academic English across reading, listening, speaking, and writing.
Who is TOEFL for?
TOEFL is for students applying to universities and programs that teach in English, particularly in North America, as well as for scholarships and academic exchange.
The TOEFL Format
TOEFL iBT tests four academic skills on a computer, often including tasks that combine skills, such as reading, listening, and then speaking or writing about a topic.
Reading
Academic passages with questions that test comprehension and analysis.
Listening
Lectures and conversations from a campus setting.
Speaking
Short spoken responses, some based on what you read and hear.
Writing
Essays, including one that combines reading and listening.
How TOEFL is Scored
TOEFL iBT is scored from 0 to 120, with each of the four sections scored from 0 to 30. Universities set their own requirements, often between 80 and 100, depending on the program.
Why Take TOEFL?
University Admission
Meet English requirements at institutions worldwide.
Academic Focus
Practice the exact English you need for study.
Recognized Widely
Accepted by thousands of universities, especially in North America.
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