We are back with a new informative chapter sharing goodies about the TOEFL test. This time we are giving you tips for writing practice as part of TOEFL preparation. Thinking of what is the right material for practicing reading and writing English? You must ideally go for college textbooks, online reading materials, or language books… Read More »

One of the important things to do before you write the TOEFL exam is to register for the exam. It is better to register early for the exam because this will work to your advantage. Let us see how. According to the official TOEFL website, students should ideally take the TOEFL exam two or three… Read More »

The TOEFL test tests all four language skills necessary for successful communication: speaking, listening, reading and writing. As in real academic settings, it reflects how language is used with integrated tasks that combine more than one skill. The writing section of the TOEFL exam consists of two tasks that must be completed in 50 minutes,… Read More »

When it comes to language proficiency tests for migration overseas or immigration, IELTS and TOEFL spontaneously come to mind. Nevertheless, knowing the difference between these tests is essential to make a proper choice for your need. Aspects to consider include whether You are going for higher study overseas or a job abroad You are a… Read More »

When a student decides to study abroad, there are many questions in his mind from where to study, the timeline to follow for applications to what exams to write for admission. Here we attempt to find answers to these common questions. Which is the best country to study- the US, the UK, Germany or Australia?… Read More »

The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL®) test is a largely recognized and highly honored English-language proficiency test. It is essential to qualify for purposes of Study Overseas, Excellence in this test grading can get you considered into the list of prospective candidates by thousands of universities the world over. The TOEFL® Test… Read More »