TOEFL – TEST OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Q: Who Can Take the TOEFL Test?

Students planning to study at a higher education institution. English-language learning program admissions and exit. Scholastic and certification candidates. English-language learners who want to track their progress. Students and workers applying for visas/resident permit.

Q: Who Accepts TOEFL iBT Test Scores?

More than 8,500 agencies and other institutions in over 130 countries accept TOEFL scores. It is the most popular English language proficiency test in the world. Test scores are considered with other information for admission decisions. Minimum acceptable scores vary by institution, depending on factors like field of study and level of study.

Q: Is There a Minimum Acceptable Score?

Each institution sets its own minimum level of acceptable performance. Minimum scores vary based on factors like the applicant’s field of study, level of study, and whether the institution offers ESL support.

Q: How is the TOEFL iBT Scored?

Thirty (30) points are allotted for each of the four sections. The total obtainable score is 120 points.

Q: Test Seat Availability

The TOEFL test is taken all year round, especially on weekends. Few authorized TOEFL test centers in Nigeria, so early registration is encouraged. Seats fill up quickly due to high demand.

Q: Acceptable Document for Identification

Test takers in Nigeria need a valid international passport as an identifying document on the exam day.

Q: Test Duration

The TOEFL iBT test lasts for about Three (3) hours.

Q: Test Preparation

Four weeks of good preparation is recommended for the TOEFL iBT examination.

Q: i still have more questions

For answers to other questions regarding the TOEFL test in Nigeria, please visit the TOEFL FAQ page.

T.O.E.F.L

(Test Of English As A Foreign Language)
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The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a test that assesses your English language skills. The TOEFL iBT® test, conducted online, is a crucial step if you plan to study in an English-speaking country. The ETS TOEFL Program not only offers the test but also provides tools and guides to help you get ready for the test and enhance your English-language abilities.

Who Can Take the TOEFL Test?

Students planning to study at a higher education institution.
English-language learning program admissions and exit.
Scholastic and certification candidates.
English-language learners who want to track their progress.
Students and workers applying for visas/resident permit.

Who Accepts TOEFL iBT Test Scores?

More than 8,500 agencies and other institutions in over 130 countries accept TOEFL scores.
It is the most popular English language proficiency test in the world.
Test scores are considered with other information for admission decisions.
Minimum acceptable scores vary by institution, depending on factors like field of study and level of study.

Is There a Minimum Acceptable Score?

Each institution sets its own minimum level of acceptable performance.
Minimum scores vary based on factors like the applicant’s field of study, level of study, and whether the institution offers ESL support.

How is the TOEFL iBT Scored?

Thirty (30) points are allotted for each of the four sections.
The total obtainable score is 120 points.

Test Seat Availability

The TOEFL test is taken all year round, especially on weekends.
Few authorized TOEFL test centers in Nigeria, so early registration is encouraged.
Seats fill up quickly due to high demand.

Acceptable Document for Identification

Test takers in Nigeria need a valid international passport as an identifying document on the exam day.

Test Duration

The TOEFL iBT test lasts for about Three (3) hours.

Test Preparation

Four weeks of good preparation is recommended for the TOEFL iBT examination.

i still have more questions

For answers to other questions regarding the TOEFL test in Nigeria, please visit the TOEFL FAQ page.