What is TOEFL

TOEFL™, also known as the Test of English as Foreign Language, is an internet-based test that measures proficiency in English on skills such as Reading, Writing, and Listening along with speaking abilities. TOEFL™ is developed, administered, and promoted by Educational Testing Services (ETS) which is a US-based organization.

Why TOEFL™?

More than 10,000 universities in 150+ countries accept TOEFL™ scores to assess English ability of candidates who want to pursue undergraduate and Graduate programs. This test may also be used for immigration purposes, work visas, and professional certificate programs.

• More than 90% of the schools and colleges in the UK accept TOEFL™ scores
• Canada, your friendly neighbor to the north, isn't far behind, with 100% of its universities recognizing the TOEFL
• All Australian and New Zealand universities accept TOEFL™ scores.
• Additionally, 100% acceptance for immigration purposes in these countries.
• Accepted and preferred by almost all US universities.

You’ll receive four scaled section scores and a total score.

• Each section has a score range of 0–30.
• These are added together for a total score of 0–12

For more information about TOEFL™, please visit the official website https://www.ets.org/toefl/ibt/about