The TOEFL is the oldest of the tests and is accepted at more than 10,000 schools, colleges, and other groups in nearly 150 countries. With the Test of English as a Foreign Language, you can see how well you know English by checking your reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. The score is then found using a scale from 0 to 120, with 30 points for each part. You need a score between 90 and 100 to study abroad.

TOEFL Exam Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility for the TOEFL are:

• ETS does not require any academic requirement for TOEFL eligibility. Students taking the TOEFL exam must have completed 10+2 from a recognized board of education.
• ETS, which conducts the TOEFL exam, has no age limit for applicants.

TOEFL Registration & Application

1. To make an account with ETS, visit their official website.
2. The form requires you to provide personal details such as your name, address, and email address.
3. The information you give must correspond with the details on your passport.
4. Choose the date and test location that best suits you for taking the TOEFL.
5. Please verify your choice.
6. Make the payment for the application.
7. Save a copy of the acknowledgment form on paper for your records.

TOEFL Syllabus

Following are the topics included in the TOEFL Syllabus:

• TOEFL Reading Section: Candidates for the TOEFL Reading part must read various texts and answer 20 questions.
• TOEFL Listening Section: Candidates for the TOEFL Listening part must answer questions about brief lectures or classroom discussions.
• TOEFL Speaking Section: Candidates for the TOEFL Speaking Section must describe a known topic and stuff they've read and heard.
• TOEFL Writing Section: TOEFL Writing Section candidates must read a piece, listen to a recording, and then type their response.