TOEFL iBT format Reading (60-100 minutes)
3-5 passages (12-14 questions each)
Listening (60-90 minutes)
4-6 lectures and academic discussions (6 questions each)
2-3 conversations (five questions each)
BREAK 10 minutes
Speaking (20 minutes)
6 tasks (2 independent, 4 integrated)
Writing (50 minutes)
I integrated task, 1 independent task
Test registration Go online to register for a test. You can also register by phone or mail. When you register for the test, you can designate which universities you want to receive your scores. Or, you can wait until you receive your scores before sending them to your selected universities. Your scores will be available online 15 business days after you take the test. ETS will also send you a paper score report for your records.

TOEFL requirements TOEFL is a source of anxiety for most international students who are not educated in English. But remember that it is almost unavoidable. Required TOEFL scores vary by institution, usually, the more prestigious the university, the higher the TOEFL score. So contact your selected university or college to determine their score requirements. On the TOEFL Web site at www.ets.org/toefl/ibt/codelists.html you’ll find a list of 6,000 institutions that accept TOEFL scores. You can also view a list of score requirements for some representative universities.

TOEFL waivers Some universities have what is called a TOEFL waiver option. You can opt for this option if you are willing to study at the university's Intensive English Program (or another affiliated English program) until acquiring the required level of proficiency in English.

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