TOEFL
TOEFL

TOEFL

TOEFL

Quick Facts

$190

Cost

120

Max. Score

119

CAE Max. Score

What is TOEFL and Why is it Important?

The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a standardized test that measures the English language proficiency of non-native speakers, especially for academic settings. Accepted by over 11,000 universities and institutions worldwide, it assesses reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills. Students take the TOEFL to demonstrate their readiness for studying in English-speaking countries, particularly in the U.S., Canada, and parts of Europe and Asia. A good TOEFL score strengthens university applications, visa processes, and scholarship opportunities, making it a crucial step for anyone aiming to study or work abroad.

TOEFL CLASSES AT CAE

TOEFL classes at the Council for American Education (CAE) because offer a highly focused and effective learning experience tailored to individual strengths, weaknesses, and target scores. With expert instructors, proven test strategies, and a strong track record of student success, CAE ensures comprehensive preparation through one-on-one mentoring, real TOEFL-style practice tests, and continuous performance feedback. The flexible scheduling allows students to balance their test prep with academic or professional commitments, while the institute’s support extends beyond the exam-offering guidance on university applications, statements of purpose, and interviews. CAE’s personalized approach equips students not just to excel in TOEFL, but to confidently pursue their academic goals abroad.

Test Sections Overview

Use the table below to view the breakdown of each TOEFL iBT test section.

Section Estimated Timing Questions/Tasks Description
Reading 35 minutes 20 questions Read passages and respond to questions.
Listening 36 minutes 28 questions Answer questions about brief lectures or classroom discussions.
Speaking 16 minutes 4 tasks Talk about a familiar topic and discuss material you read and heard.
Writing 29 minutes 2 tasks Read a passage, listen to a recording, type your response.
State and support an opinion in an online classroom discussion.

CAE'S Students Scores in TOEFL Test

Divij Chawla
Divij Chawla

TOEFL - 120

Devesh Chaidhary
Devesh Chaidhary

TOEFL - 116

Aarushi Mendiratta
Aarushi Mendiratta

TOEFL - 120

Devika Shah
Devika Shah

TOEFL - 119

YashRaj Mehta
YashRaj Mehta

TOEFL - 118

Aadish Jain
Aadish Jain

TOEFL -117

Ambika Pandey
Ambika Pandey

TOEFL - 117

Manan Poddar
Manan Poddar

TOEFL - 116

Anusha Datta
Anusha Datta

TOEFL - 116

Siddhant Malik
Siddhant Malik

TOEFL - 115

Anoushka Agarwal
Anoushka Agarwal

TOEFL - 114

Anoushka Tiwari
Anoushka Tiwari

TOEFL - 114

TOEFL iBT Score Scales

Each of the four TOEFL sections (Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing) are scored out of 30. The composite (or overall) TOEFL score will range from 0 to 120 and is calculated by combining the TOEFL scores on each of the four sections.

Skill Score Range Level
Reading 0-30 High (22-30)
Intermediate (15-21)
Low (0-14)
Listening 0-30 High (22-30)
Intermediate (15-21)
Low (0-14)
Speaking 0-30 Good(26-30)
Fair (18-25)
Limited (10-17)
Weak (0-9)
Writing 0-30 Good(24-30)
Fair (17-23)
Limited (1-16)

My Best ™ Scores

This feature combines your best scores for each section from all of your valid TOEFL iBT scores in the last 2 years. Everyone has a bad day once in a while, and MyBestscores give you a way to show your best overal I test performance.

TOEFL Exam Syllabus (Latest Pattern)

Understand the structure, timing, and question types of each section of the TOEFL iBT exam.
Reading Section
Overview:

Evaluate your ability to understand academic texts and answer questions related to main ideas, details, inferences, and vocabulary.

Structure:
  • Passages: 2 academic texts (~700 words each)
  • Questions: 10 per passage (Total: 20)
  • Time Allotted: 35 minutes
  • Scoring: Based on the number of correct responses
Listening Section
Overview:

Assesses your understanding of spoken English in academic lectures and campus conversations. You can take notes throughout the section.

Structure:
  • Lectures: 3 (3-5 minutes each, 500-800 words)
    • 6 questions per lecture (Total: 18)
  • Conversations: 2 (about 3 minutes, 12-25 exchanges)
    • 5 questions per conversation (Total: 10)
  • Total Questions: 28
  • Time Allotted: 36 minutes
Speaking Section
Overview:

Tests your ability to communicate your ideas clearly in English. Scoring focuses on delivery, language use, and topic development.

Structure:
  • Independent Task:
    • Prep Time: 15-30 seconds
    • Response Time: 45-60 seconds
  • 3 Integrated Tasks (Read/Listen/Speak):
    • Prep Time: 15-30 seconds
    • Response Time: 45-60 seconds
  • Total Questions: 4
  • Time Allotted: 16 minutes
Writing Section
Overview:

Measures your ability to construct well-organized, coherent essays with relevant examples and accurate grammar.

Structure:
  • Integrated Task (Read/Listen/Write):
    • Reading: 3 minutes
    • Listening: 2 minutes
    • Writing: 15 minutess
    • Total Time: 20 minutes
  • Academic Discussion Task:
    • Time Allotted: 10 minutes
  • Total Questions: 2
  • Total Time: 30 minutes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • How long are TOEFL scores valid?

    TOEFL scores are valid for 2 years from the test date. You can send your scores to up to 4 institutions for free.

  • Can I retake the TOEFL exam?

    Yes. You can retake the TOEFL test as many times as you wish, but you must wait at least 3 days between attempts.

  • How soon do I receive my TOEFL scores?

    You’ll receive your Reading and Listening scores immediately after the test. The complete score report, including Speaking and Writing, is available within 4-8 days after your test date.

  • What materials are allowed during the test?

    You are allowed to take notes using provided scratch paper (or erasable board for home edition). However, mobile phones, books, and electronic devices are strictly prohibited during the test.

  • Does the TOEFL have negative marking?

    No, there is no penalty for incorrect answers on the TOEFL. It's advisable to attempt all questions.

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