TOEFL

How well you can read and comprehend items utilised in an academic setting is evaluated on the TOEFL iBT Reading part.

Reading passages are sections of college-level textbooks that are used to introduce a subject. The texts touch on a range of topics. If you are unfamiliar with a passage’s subject, don’t be concerned. The passage will have all the details you need to respond to the questions. In case you need it, a glossary tool is included that defines uncommon words.

The TOEFL iBT® Listening section evaluates a candidate’s ability to clearly understand conversations and lectures in English in a campus-based language.

• Gist-Content
• Detail
• Function
• Attitude
• Organization
• Connecting Content
• Inference

The TOEFL iBT® Speaking section evaluates a candidate’s ability to speak English clearly and fluently in academic environments.

• Independent speaking task- It requires a candidate to draw entirely on his/her own ideas, opinions and experiences when they respond.
• Integrated speaking task- It requires a candidate to combine their English-language skills — listening and speaking, or listening, reading and speaking — just like in a typical classroom.

The TOEFL iBT® Writing section evaluates a candidate’s ability to write in crystal clear English in an academic situation.

• Integrated writing task — read a short test and listen to a lecture, then write in response to what you read and listened to.
• Independent writing task— write an essay based on personal experience or opinion in response to a writing topic.