TOEFL

TOEFL is a language proficiency test taken by candidates who desire to study abroad and acquire global exposure. The ETS, the organization that administers the TOEFL exam, has not established any exact eligibility criteria for the exam. It is mostly given to students who want to get into English-speaking universities, colleges, or educational institutions. The TOEFL exam is taken by those who have completed high school or the equivalent. Other than that, candidates must have a valid passport to show as proof of identity during the exam.

Eligibility criteria

• In order to take the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), you need to have passed 10+2 from any recognized Indian Board or University.
• If you are a high school student or are studying at a higher level you can take this test to get your TOEFL score. The test measures your proficiency in the English Language so that you can study and work in the United States.
• TOEFL score is mostly accepted by the institutions of the United States and outside.
• Non-native speakers completed at least a two-year course of study where English was the language of instruction.

TOEFL Essentials

TOEFL essentials test is recently introduced by the ETS to make the test easier and user-friendly, with a good quality that Universities respect. It is a faster and shorter version of TOEFL iBT. TOEFL Essentials is a 1 ½ test with a personal video statement required.