Free TOEFL Online Preparation Course by Shiksha.com

TOEFL

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Priya Garg
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Updated on Jan 12, 2024 12:07 IST

The Daily TOEFL Online classes will help you solve all your doubts and queries related to the exam or any specific module. The sample questions along with the answers will be solved in front of the pupils to have a better approach towards the question. Students will be able to download the Free Mock Test paper PDFs provided below. 

TOEFL online coaching

One of the prerequisites is an English Proficiency Score if you are willing to study abroad or migrate to an English-speaking country for work. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is one of the most renowned exams to be taken by uncountable students per year and is conducted by ETS. The TOEFL exam measures the candidate’s level of English Language proficiency by evaluating certain factors under four modules- Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking.

Getting good TOEFL Scores can be a challenging process but if practised persistently and diligently the exam can be handled with ease. Earlier TOEFL was conducted in two separate modes- TOEFL iBT & TOEFL PBT. From April 11, 2021, the TOEFL PBT has been omitted and discontinued by ETS and TOEFL iBT is the only way of taking the exam. TOEFL iBT now comes in two forms- Computer Based Format and TOEFL iBT Home Edition. Read: Know all about the TOEFL iBT Test and the TOEFL Special Home-Based Edition

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What are Free Shiksha TOEFL Online Classes?

August 2023 onwards, Shiksha Study Abroad has been conducting free TOEFL daily online classes on all weekdays of the month. In these classes, we would be throwing light on all four modules of TOEFL which are – Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking in detail. Strategies and approaches to every question in TOEFL are different. There are separate tips for all the sub-topics which makes the TOEFL one of the most challenging exams. These classes will make it easy for learners to crack their exams in a less daunting way. LIVE doubt-clearing sessions are another perk of these online sessions which will take place after every session. Candidates will get a chance to clear their doubts at the end of every class by directly interacting with our TOEFL preparation expert, Disha Wahi (TESOL Certified Trainer). Disha would also be providing you with online assessment-solved sample questions with the answers at the end of every module for self-evaluation.








Free Shiksha TOEFL Classes- Calendar & Registration

After completing Daily Online IELTS Classes successfully in June, Shiksha Study Abroad is on its way to conquering and making the life of TOEFL candidates less difficult with the Daily TOEFL Classes. The classes will be conducted every day on weekdays. 







The Free Shiksha TOEFL Online Classes are being conducted to wrap up the complete TOEFL Syllabus within a month and help candidates prepare for their TOEFL exam with the help of these classes. TOEFL test takers have the advantage of rewatching the video an endless number of times on our Shiksha Study Abroad YouTube channel, in case someday are not able to attend the Live sessions. These sessions are going to help you in passing the TOEFL Paper with flying colours on the very first attempt.

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Watch Free Shiksha TOEFL Online Classes (Set - 5)

Day & Date

Topics & Session Links

6th December

Wednesday 

Reading:

  •  Overview
  •  Syllabus
  •  General Tips
  •  Types of Questions
  •  Sample Questions

View Session: Click Here

13th December

Wednesday 

Listening:

  • Overview
  • Syllabus
  • General Tips
  • Types of Questions
  • Sample Questions

View Session: Click Here

20th December

Wednesday 

Writing:

  • Overview
  • Syllabus
  • General Tips
  • Types of Questions
  • Sample Questions

View Session: Click Here

27th December

Wednesday 

Speaking:

  • Overview
  • Syllabus
  • General Tips
  • Types of Questions
  • Sample Questions

View Session: Click Here

Watch Free Shiksha TOEFL Online Classes(Set 4)

Day & Date

Topics & Session Links

1st November

Wednesday 

Reading:

·       Overview

·       Syllabus

·       General Tips

View Session: Click Here

2nd November

Thursday 

Reading:

·       Types of Questions

·       Sample Questions

View Session: Click Here

8th November

Wednesday 

Listening:

·       Overview

·       Syllabus

·       General Tips

Types of Questions

·       Sample Questions

View Session: Click Here

22nd November

Wednesday 

Writing:

Overview

·       Syllabus

·       General Tips

Types of Questions

·       Sample Questions

View Session: Click Here

23rd November

Thursday 

Speaking:

·       Overview

·       Syllabus

·       General Tips

View Session: Click Here

29th November

Wednesday 

Speaking:

·       Types of Questions

·       Sample Questions

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30th November

Thursday 

All Modules:

·       Vocabulary Class

·       Doubt Clearing Session

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Watch Free Shiksha TOEFL Online Classes (Set 3)

Day and Date Topic & Session Links

12th October

Thursday 

Day 1: Reading Module

  • Overview
  • Question Types
  • Tips
  • Sample Questions
  • Doubt Clearing Session

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19th October

Thursday

Day 2: Listening Module

  • Overview
  • Question Types
  • Tips
  • Sample Questions
  • Doubt Clearing Session

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26th October

Thursday 

Day 3: Writing & Speaking Module

  • Overview
  • Question Types
  • Tips
  • Sample Questions
  • Doubt Clearing Session

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Watch Free Shiksha TOEFL Online Classes (Set 2)

Day and Date Topic & Session Links

4th September

Monday 

Day 1: Assessment Questions - Reading 

9 Questions

  • Factual & Negative Factual Information
  • Rhetorical Purpose & Inference
  • Reading Vocabulary 

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5th September

Tuesday 

Day 2: Assessment Questions - Reading 

9 Questions

  • Sentence simplification
  • Insert Text
  • Prose Summary & Reference 

View Session: click here 

12th September

Tuesday 

Day 3: Assessment Questions - Listening 

8 Questions

  •  Detail & Inference 
  • Attitude & Function

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13th September

Wednesday 

Day 4: Assessment Questions - Listening 

 8 Questions

  • Gist - Content & Gist Purpose
  • Connecting Content & Organisation

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18th September

Monday 

Day 5: Assessment Questions - Writing

 2 Questions

  • Integrated Task

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19th September

Tuesday 

Day 6: Assessment Questions - Writing

 2 Questions

  • Writing for an Academic Discussion

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25th September

Monday 

Day 7: Assessment Questions - Speaking

 2 Questions

  • Independent Task 

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26th September

Tuesday 

Day 8: Assessment Questions - Speaking

2 Questions

  • Integrated Task

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Watch Free Shiksha TOEFL Online Classes (Set 1)

01 August

Tuesday 

Module 1: TOEFL Reading Section Overview

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02 August

Wednesday 

Factual Information + Negative Factual Information

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03 August 

Thursday 

Inference + Rhetorical Purpose

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04 August 

Friday 

Reading Vocabulary + Sentence Simplification

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07 August 

Monday 

Insert Text

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08 August 

Tuesday 

Prose Summary + Prose Summary

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09 August 

Wednesday 

Reading Online Assessment

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10 August 

Thursday

Module 2: TOEFL Listening Section Overview

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11 August 

Friday 

Detail Question + Inference Question

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14 August

Monday 

Attitude Question + Function Question

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15 August 

Tuesday

Study Break

(Independence Day)

16 August 

Wednesday

Gist-content Question + Gist-Purpose Question

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17 August 

Thursday 

Connecting-content Question + Organization Question

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18 August

Friday

Listening Online Assessment

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21 August 

Monday

Module 3: TOEFL Writing Section Overview

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22 August 

Tuesday 

Integrated Task 

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23 August 

Wednesday 

Writing for an Academic Discussion

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24 August 

Thursday 

Writing Online Assessment

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25 August 

Friday 

Module 4: TOEFL Speaking Section Overview

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28 August 

Monday 

Independent Speaking Task + Integrated Speaking Task

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29 August 

Tuesday 

Speaking Online Assessment + TOEFL Vocabulary Class

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30 August 

Wednesday

Study Break

(Raksha Bandhan)

31 August 

Thursday 

Vocabulary for TOEFL + Doubt Clearing Session

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Important Changes in TOEFL Syllabus 2024

The TOEFL Test has been shortened for aspiring candidates of the test, beginning July 26, 2023. The test will now be completed in less than two hours, which was previously three hours. This has been done to decrease the level of time restriction on the paper and the pressure to solve maximum questions in less time. The generic changes are mentioned below:

  • Streamlined instructions and navigation made easy throughout the test
  • A new more contemporary section in writing “Writing for an Academic Discussion” task, which takes the place of the previous Independent Writing task
  • A shorter Reading module
  • The omission of all unscored test questions

Also Read: TOEFL Books 2024: Check Best Books & Resources for TOEFL Preparation

The latest changes to look out for in detail, in the TOEFL exam 2024:

  • The reading section will have only two passages (twenty questions in total)
  • The listening section will be similar, with no such changes in the questions (but no inclusion of the unscored questions)
  • The speaking section will be the similar
  • The independent writing question will be omitted, but the integrated essay question will stay the same.
  • There will be a new writing question known as the Writing for an Academic discussion
  • There will be no unscored questions mentioned
  • There is not going to be any break in between the test.

TOEFL Preparation 2024

Candidates looking to prepare for the TOEFL exam can check out TOEFL preparation tips below

TOEFL Tips for Last-Minute Preparations TOEFL One Month Study Plan
How to practice for TOEFL: Practice tests and Samples TOEFL Preparation for Beginners

Q:   How can I prepare for TOEFL at home?

A:

One searching for TOEFL preparation startegy without taking help of any coachings. 

  • Self-Study Resources: Utilize online platform like ETS, and practice questions and study materials.

  • Listening Practice: Listen to English podcasts, lectures, and audiobooks to improve comprehension.

  • Reading Practice: Read academic articles or textbooks to familiarize yourself with academic vocabulary and structure.

  • Speaking Practice: Record yourself speaking on various topics and review your pronunciation and fluency.

  • Writing Practice: Write essays and seek feedback form any experts. 

Q:   How long should I study for the TOEFL?

A:

The ideal duration depends on the TOEFL test taker's English proficiency and target score. Generally, dedicating 3-6 months with consistent practice sessions should yield the desired TOEFL scores. TOEFL test takers are further advised to analyze their practice test scores and identify areas needing improvement to tailor their study plan.

Q:   Can I pass TOEFL online?

A:

There is no such thing as failing or passing the TOEFL exam. The TOEFL exam is held online at a test centre near you and is also being conducted in the safety of your home via the online method. Candidates who have prepared for the TOEFL would qualify for the exam. Candidates should note that higher TOEFL scores would automatically increase their chances of securing a seat in the university and also make them a front runner for any scholarships being offered by the university. A low TOEFL score would require the student to re-take the exam to improve his/her performance.

Q:   Is the TOEFL difficult for Indian students?

A:

Yes, the TOEFL exam is relatively difficult than other English tests. However, the difficulty is subjective and depends on your current English proficiency level and preparation. While challenges like vocabulary gaps and adapting to the computer format (for the iBT) are common, dedicated preparation can help Indian students excel. Utilize official ETS resources like practice tests and study guides, supplement with free online tools and consider coaching classes if needed. Remember, consistent practice and addressing specific weaknesses are key to success.

Q:   What is the hardest part of the TOEFL test?

A:

The hardest part of the TOEFL test often depends on individual strengths and weaknesses. However, many test-takers find the speaking and writing sections to be the most challenging, as they require both language proficiency and critical thinking skills.

There are two tasks in the TOEFL writing section; one of them requires test takers to read a short passage, listen to a short lecture and finally, write your understanding of both. The other task requires test takers to state and support an opinion in a classroom discussion. 

Q:   Should students prepare for TOEFL on their own or seek professional guidance?

A:

This is entirely at the discretion of the candidate. While professional help would definitely give you an added advantage, studying on your own would give you confidence like no other. Candidates studying on their own are advised to check out our preparation guide or visit the official website to learn about the at-home preparation strategy to score well in their next TOEFL exam. Candidates seeking professional help can check out the top TOEFL Coaching Centers in India.

Q:   What is a Good TOEFL Score?

A:

TOEFL Scores: There are no good or bad scores when appearing for the TOEFL test. Candidates would be required to meet the TOEFL score decided by the universities. anything above would increase their chances of getting admission into the university and any score below the range could serve as a roadblock in the admission process. 

However, to make your test experience more personal and for you to understand your score better ETS has provided 4 to 5 proficiency levels for each skill. So where your score falls within that range tells you your proficiency for that skill. This will give you a fair idea about your performance, your strengths, sections that need improvement, and so on. Test takers can look at the table below to understand their TOEFL iBT Scores better. 

Skill/ Score Range

Level*

Reading

Score Range 0–30

Advanced (24–30)
High-Intermediate (18–23)
Low-Intermediate (4–17)
Below Low-Intermediate (0–3)

Listening

Score Range 0–30

Advanced (22–30)
High-Intermediate (17–21)
Low-Intermediate (9–16)
Below Low-Intermediate (0–8)

Speaking

Score Range 0–30

Advanced (25–30)
High-Intermediate (20–24)
Low-Intermediate (16–19)
Basic (10–15)
Below Basic (0–9

Writing

Score Range 0–30

Advanced (24–30)
High-Intermediate (17–23)
Low-Intermediate (13–16)
Basic (7–12)
Below Basic (0–6)

Total Score

 These are added together for a total score of 0–120.

Q:   Why take the TOEFL Exam?

A:

Accepted in over 11,000 universities and institutions worldwide, including universities in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom (UK), United States (US), and across Europe and Asia, TOEFL is one of the most preferred English-language tests for students wanting to study abroad. The TOEFL test is primarily to understand and grade the candidates reading, writing, speaking, and listening abilities in the English language. 

Students wanting to study abroad and opting for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) comes with many benefits. TOEFL is a preferred exam among students who want to pursue higher education abroad, as more TOEFL scores are sent to universities in the United States and Canada than all other English-language tests combined. Similarly, TOEFL is a preferred English test among countries as more TOEFL scores are sent to German, French, US, and Canadian universities than other English tests. ETS – the conducting body of the TOEFL also guarantees students a fair and unbiased process of score reporting, making the test more authentic. 

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bwest ncce

a year ago

Please, I am a Ghanaian how would I join the classes?

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Shirzad E

a year ago

Hello dear . Im from Iran and I wanna participate in your courses . could you tell me in which region is your time? my time is +3:30 GMT . This is my number in WhatsApp +989015647974 . I'll be thankful if you tell me when I have to enter your classes .

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disha wahi

a year ago

It is 5 :00 PM TO 6:00 PM IST . Every Monday and Tuesday.