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TOEFL iBT or the Test Of English as a Foreign Language(TOEFL) is an international English language test administered by non-profit organization Education Testing Services or ETS. Students who want to apply for higher education overseas, scholarship and certification candidates, students and workers applying for visa can take TOEFL test any number of times not more than once in a 12-day period. TOEFL measures the ability of non-native speakers of English to use and understand English.

It has four sections :

Listening, Reading , Writing, and Speaking. IBT stands for Internet Based Test which is the most common form of TOEFL conducted worldwide.

Reading
  • (36–56 questions) (60–80 minutes)
  • Read 3 or 4 passages from academic texts and answer questions.
Listening
  • (34–51 questions) (60–90 minutes)
  • Listen to lectures, classroom discussions and conversations, then answer questions.
Break
  • 10 minutes
Speaking
  • (6 tasks) (20 minutes)
  • Express an opinion on a familiar topic; speak based on reading and listening tasks.
Writing
  • (2 tasks) (50 minutes)
  • Write essay responses based on reading and listening tasks; support an opinion in writing.

THE TEST SCORED: Your scores are based on your performance on the questions in the test. You must answer at least one question each in the Reading and Listening sections, write at least one essay, and complete at least one Speaking task to receive an official score. For the TOEFL iBT® test, administered via the Internet, you will receive four scaled section scores and a total score:

1) Reading Section (0–30)

2) Listening Section (0–30)

3) Speaking Section (0–30)

4) Writing Section (0–30)

Title
  • VEC / TOFEL
Duration
  • 60 Hours
Objective
  • To train eligible students (those who have the necessary education and pass the assessment) on the topics listed below in order to help them to achieve the minimum necessary band or higher in the “Academic” or “The General Training” Module.
Core Content
  • General & Specific Techniques & Strategies for Listening / Reading / Writing / Speaking.

Topic Covered

1) General
  • - Introduction to the test pattern
  • - General Techniques and Strategies
  • - Time Management
  • - Functional Grammar
  • - Common Errors & Correction in Writing & Speech
  • - Vocabulary Development
  • - Fluency Development
2) Listening
  • - Techniques & Strategies for Effective Listening
  • - Difference between Native & Non-native Accent, Dialect & Diction
  • - Understanding the “Native” Accent, Dialect & Diction
  • - Questions on Recordings
  • - Review of Answers with explanation
  • - Listen & Speak Drills
3) Reading
  • - Techniques & Strategies for Effective Reading
  • - Introduction to Different Styles of Reading
  • - Reading & Understanding
  • - Tackling unfamiliar words
  • - Time Management
4) Writing
  • - Techniques & Strategies for Effective Writing
  • - Introduction to Different Styles of Writing
  • - Relevance
  • - Coherence
  • - Paragraphing
  • - Developing Ideas
  • - Organizing Ideas
  • - Time Management
5) Speaking
  • - Techniques & Strategies for Effective Speaking
  • - Introduction to Correct Pronunciation
  • - Self Introduction Drills
  • - Speech Topic Drills
  • - Listen & Speak Drills
  • - Mock Speech Tests
  • Initial Assessment
  • Student Admission (Subject to student’s clearing the assessment)
  • Class Room Lectures
  • Trainer – Trainee Interaction
  • Trainee – Trainee Interaction
  • On-Session Assignments
  • Off -Session Assignments
  • Continuous Monitoring
  • Regular Feedbacks
  • Final Assessment
  • Experienced Faculties
  • Flexibly Timing
  • Small batches

About TOEFL

  • Reporting

    The score is sent to 4 universities by ETS free of cost at the time of exam. ETS charges additionally for scores sent to universities later for a fee of US $ 20 per report.

  • Website

    www.toefl.org
    www.ets.org

  • Validity

    The score is valid for 2 years.

  • Exam Fees

    $ 180

  • Registration

    Online Registration on www.ets.org