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Raushan Kumar
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To improve your TOEFL reading score, consider the following strategies:Practice Regularly: Read academic texts from various subjects to get used to different writing styles.Skim and Scan: Quickly skim passages for main ideas before reading questions. This helps you understand the context better.Understand Question Types: Familiarize yourself with different types of questions (main idea, detail, vocabulary) so you know what to look for in the passage.Build Vocabulary: Work on improving your vocabulary by learning new words and their meanings in context.Take Practice Tests: Regularly practice with TOEFL reading tests to become comfortabl
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Raushan Kumar
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Preparation is key. Candidates are advised to start early as this would give them ample time to set time aside for the revision of the study material. As the saying goes, no one size fits all. Hence, there is no set method that would guarantee you a successful TOEFL performance. candidates should work on their strengths, improve their weaknesses, and above all be honest in their preparation.
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Raushan Kumar
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The TOEFL exam is conducted over 170 times a year at authorized test centers, primarily in the internet-based format (TOEFL iBT). Candidates can retake the exam as many times as they wish, although they must wait at least 12 days between attempts. In addition to the iBT format, the paper-based TOEFL (TOEFL PBT) is offered four times a year in locations where internet testing is not available. Overall, the TOEFL provides ample opportunities for candidates to schedule their tests throughout the year.
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Raushan Kumar
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Candidates should note that both TOEFL and IELTS are English language tests that have been designed for the benefit of students wanting to study in English speaking country abroad. These English proficiency tests will examine the English proficiency skills of the applicant and inform the university whether the candidate is fit for the curriculum. Hence, both exams have been created at par with each other.
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Rahul Singha
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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.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Udaykiran, you are already in the third year of engineering and now you are thinking of leaving this and joining a college in US for graduation that is based on your 12th. Right? In this way you are bound to lose your three years in engineering college. I would rather prefer that you complete your engineering in another one year and then go for MS to USA. On the other hand if you are able to afford the cost of graduation in US institution then you can think of leaving your graduation halfway and preparing well so that you get admission in a good institution for graduation in USA. Best wishes to you.
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SOUMYADEEP PAULExplorative , Interactive & love Networking
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Yes you can definitely apply if you have that confidence to crack it! But your admission in respective colleges will depend on their respective eligibility criteria. There is nothing called average, be confident & prepare well for english vocabs & LRDI.
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