3. What is the TOEFL Test? It’s the Test of English as a Foreign Language. It measures the English-language ability of people who are non-native English language speakers and who wish to study in universities and colleges in North America & Europe. What is the Internet-based TOEFL Test? As the name implies, the TOEFL iBT is delivered over the Internet. Test-takers work on the tests at individual computer stations at official testing centers.

4. What are the components of the TOEFL?

5. How does the scoring system work? You will receive a Section Score for each of the four skill areas (0 - 30) and a Total Score (0 - 120). There is no passing score for TOEFL - your test objective is to attain the score which a specific university has asked you to attain. Usually, a good score for the TOEFL is between 65 - 80(undergraduate level) and 70 - 100 (postgraduate level). How many times can I take the TOEFL? There is no restriction as to the number of times you can take the TOEFL. However, you are not allowed to take the test twice in the same month.

6. How can I register for the TOEFL? Read the TOEFL Bulletin for the latest information. But, you can register for the test online using the official TOEFL site (see address below), or by completing the Test Scheduling Form in the TOEFL Bulletin and sending it either by fax or by mail. How do I find out more about the TOEFL test? Be sure to download the TOEFL Bulletin. Access the site at: http://www.ets.org/Media/Tests/TOEFL/pdf/toefl_ibt_bulletin _07_08.pdf www.ets.org/toefl