TOEFL or IELTS?

Two most popular English Proficiency tests-TOEFL(Test of English as a Foreign Language) & IELTS (International English Language Testing Service),and which one is better? Rather which test is preferred? 

Both the tests evaluate your listening. writing, reading and speaking skills. They are also accepted worldwide to enter University level education. TOEFL conducts it's test based on American English, whereas IELTS is based on UK English. The scoring method is also different. IELTS uses 0-9 band and TOEFL scores are numeric. 

Differences may not be pronounced but some might find the face-to-face speaking or IELTS daunting. Coming to the real question, TOEFL has more value over IELTS. TOEFL is better for students because it is multiple choice. 

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Tips for TOEFL

Here are a few tips and trick to perform well in TOEFL:

1. Familiarize yourself with the test format- Understand the sections of reading, listening, speaking and writing. This will help you prepare accordingly. 
2. Know about the score requirements - There is nothing like a good score or a bad score in this test, but any score between 70-110 can be called as a good score. One must prepare for this according their caliber to score well in the exam.
3. Learn academic English - Improve skills in English will definitely help the student is scoring well in this test. 
4. Try practice test papers- Try as many mock tests and papers as you can. This will make you accustomed to the format of the test. 
5. Find a mentor - It is always important to find a good mentor to guide you for these kinds of tests. At Confluence, we prepare you with the best techniques and methods of teaching. Providing you  with the best faculty at Confluence Educational Services Pvt. Limited, we offer you the best training for TOEFL.  

How to Prepare.

Now we all know TOEFL is easy and most people tend to neglect certain sections. First, for those of you who don't know, TOEFL has 4 sections-Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. I thought Reading and Listening would be the easiest and so neglected them. I couldn't have been more wrong.
Practicing at home we would feel that we can solve most of the reading section questions but on the day of the exam, the time factor plays a key role. Everything you knew seems new now. Although most of it is due to the anxiety attached to the test.
So my advise to you is to start early, practice a lot, don't neglect any of the sections cause they may seem easy while you're practicing but
on the test day you could be facing something else. Also, most people are afraid of the speaking and writing sections but they are not as hard as they seem. I thought I did a terrible job in those 2 sections but turns out I did better in them than Reading and listening sections.

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TOEFL scores: Now accepted by UK, Singapore and Japan

Apart from US, most of the countries, have also started accepting TOEFL scores. So now it is better for you to contact your desired universities abroad. Some of the universities such as, the Imperial College (London, UK), Tokyo University(Japan) and National University of Singapore(Singapore) accept TOEFL scores. Well then try to get all information possible about your desired university with Confluence Educational Services Pvt. Ltd. as we can help you get admissions into the best universities across the world. 

Why TOEFL?

Taking a test for English proficiency? TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) could be one of your options.  It is a widely accepted test in over 9000 universities in most of the English speaking countries. Apart from educational point of view TOEFL is also used by Immigration department to issue residential or work visas, and Medical and licensing agencies use them to license professionals.

TOEFL iBT (internet based test) is the commonly used test, there is also TOEFL PBT (paper based test). However, most universities prefer Internet based test as it goes in line with the present trends.

Internet based test is divided into 4 section- Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing with varying time limits. Each section has a set of questions varying with the section. Over all EASY PEEZY LEMON SQUEEZY!

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