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Suraj Kumar karn
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Become a good note taker: During the TOEFL, you only get to listen to audio clips once. .Take practice tests: When you're preparing for the TOEFL, you're almost always aiming for a specific score. .Read every day: Even native English speakers build their vocabularies by reading.Selecting Resources: Individuals have the freedom to select from a variety of official TOEFL iBT preparation resources and third-party materials available at the official ETS website. Independence: Self-study cultivates self-discipline and time management skills, valuable assets in any academic or professional life.
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Through your ETS account You'll get an email when your scores are available, and you can access your account online. Your scores are valid for 2 years, so you may want to download and print a PDF copy of your score report.To get a high TOEFL score, you need to have a high range of English vocabulary. Knowing different words allows you to more readily understand the English you read and hear and gives you the tools to express yourself more effectively in speech and writing. A good way to study vocabulary is to use flashcards
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Raushan Kumar
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The TOEFL exam fee is INR 16,900 INR. One needs to pay the TOEFL fees while registering for the test.
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Raushan Kumar
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When you pay your TOEFL test fee, it includes four free TOEFL score reports which ETS - the conducting body of the TOEFL exam would send to your pre-selected universities. Candidates wanting to send scorecards to additional universities can do so with an additional fee.
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Raushan Kumar
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There is no such thing as a passing TOEFL score. Every university would have its TOEFL Score cut-off and students are required to achieve scores equal or higher than the set grade. 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.
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Raushan Kumar
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The TOEFL exam pattern comprises four sections, Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing - along with the total score. Candidates can check the article above to understand the latest TOEFL exam pattern.SectionQuestions DurationTasksReadingQuestions: 30–40 questions Duration: 54–72 minutesReading 3 or 4 passages from the academic texts and answering questions based on them.ListeningQuestions: 28-38 Duration: 41-57 minutesListening to lectures, conversations, classroom discussions, and, then answering questions based on them.Break: 10 minutesSpeakingQuestions: 4 tasks Duration: 17 minutesCandidates need to express their opinion on a
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Raushan Kumar
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The TOEFL is into four main subjects, Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. Each subject of TOEFL exam assesses the English language proficiency of non-native speakers, particularly in an academic context.
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The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a standardized test that measures English language proficiency across four key areas: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. Understanding the score pattern for the TOEFL is essential for test-takers aiming to achieve their desired results. The total TOEFL score ranges from 0 to 120. This total is derived from the combined scores of the four sections, each contributing a maximum of 30 points.
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