TOEFL Coaching
About TOEFL
The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a globally recognized exam that measures your ability to communicate and understand English in academic settings. Accepted by over 11,000 universities and institutions across more than 150 countries, TOEFL is the gateway to studying abroad, advancing your career, and meeting immigration requirements.
We specialize in guiding students through every step of their TOEFL journey. With a focus on personalized coaching, expert trainers, and comprehensive resources, we ensure you are fully prepared to achieve your best possible score.
We understand that every student has unique learning needs, which is why our TOEFL preparation programs are tailored to help you succeed. Whether you’re planning to study in top universities like those in the United States, Canada, Australia, or Europe, our approach ensures you’re fully equipped for the test. Here’s how we can help:
- Personalized Coaching
We offer one-on-one sessions to focus on your unique strengths and areas for improvement, ensuring personalized attention for your specific goals.
- Expert Trainers
Our certified instructors bring years of experience and in-depth knowledge of the TOEFL exam. They provide effective strategies for each section, ensuring you’re fully prepared for the test format.
- Practice Tests and Mock Exams
Get the experience of the real test environment with regular practice tests and mock exams. This helps build confidence, familiarize you with the format, and improve your time management skills.
- Comprehensive Study Materials
We provide access to the latest resources and test-prep tools, including study guides, practice questions, and interactive exercises to sharpen your skills.
- Flexible Learning Options
Our online and offline classes give you the flexibility to learn according to your schedule, whether you prefer in-person interaction or virtual learning from anywhere.
- Test-Taking Strategies
Learn proven techniques for maximizing your score, including time management, tackling challenging questions, and improving your writing and speaking performance.
Types Of TOEFL Exam
We help you understand the different types of TOEFL exams to ensure you are prepared for the version that best fits your needs. Whether you’re planning to study abroad or seeking to enhance your English proficiency, knowing which TOEFL exam to take is crucial. Here’s a breakdown of the major TOEFL types and how we can guide you to achieve your best score.
TOEFL iBT
The TOEFL iBT is the most widely accepted and preferred version of the exam for academic and professional purposes. It’s taken online and assesses all four major language skills: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. This version is ideal for those applying to universities, scholarship programs, or professional institutions in English-speaking countries.
- Skills Tested: Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing
- Test Format: Online
- Duration: Approximately 3 hours.
Why Choose TOEFL iBT?: It is the most comprehensive test and widely accepted by universities around the world, especially for higher education.
Our personalized TOEFL iBT prep program ensures you develop the strategies needed for each section. We offer mock tests, practice materials, and expert coaching to boost your confidence and scores.
TOEFL PBT
The TOEFL PBT is an older version of the test and is being phased out in favor of the TOEFL iBT. While it’s less common now, some areas still offer it, especially where internet access is limited. The PBT focuses on Reading, Listening, and Structure but does not have a speaking component.
- Skills Tested: Reading, Listening, Structure, Writing
- Test Format: Paper-based
- Duration: Approximately 2.5 hours
Why Choose TOEFL PBT?: It is available in regions where internet access is restricted, but it is not accepted by all universities.
If you are in a location offering the PBT, Innvictis Edutech can still help you prepare for it with our paper-based mock exams and tailored practice sessions.
TOEFL ITP
The TOEFL ITP is a paper-based test commonly used by educational institutions for internal purposes. It assesses Reading, Listening, and Structure but is not used for university admissions or immigration purposes. Instead, it helps institutions evaluate students English proficiency for academic programs or placement.
- Skills Tested: Reading, Listening, Structure
- Test Format: Paper-based
- Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Why Choose TOEFL ITP?: Ideal for internal assessments or when a university requires it for placement purposes.
TOEFL ITP preparation with practice exams and strategies to ensure you are ready for the test’s structure and content.
Other TOEFL Versions
There are additional TOEFL versions available in specific circumstances. These versions are often tailored for specific test-takers, such as for corporate training or research purposes. While not commonly required for university admissions, these tests might still be used in certain academic or professional contexts.
- Skills Tested: Varies based on the specific test
- Test Format: Varies (may be paper-based or computer-based)
Why Choose Other TOEFL Versions?: These versions are specialized for unique testing environments or requirements.
TOEFL Exam Structure
The TOEFL exam evaluates four key skills that are essential for academic success
Listening
Comprehension and vocabulary skills.
Speaking
Understanding spoken English in academic contexts.
Reading
Expressing ideas clearly and coherently.
Writing
Writing clear, well-organized essays.
Our preparation program ensures you excel in each of these sections, equipping you with the strategies to tackle any question with confidence.
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Section
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Skills Tested
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Number of Questions
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Duration
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Question Types
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Reading
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Reading comprehension, identifying main ideas, and vocabulary |
36-56 Questions
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60–80 Minutes
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Multiple choice, Sentence Insertion, and inference questions |
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Listening
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Understanding spoken English in academic contexts |
34-51 Questions
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60–90 Minutes
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Multiple choice, note-taking, main idea questions |
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Speaking
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Expressing ideas clearly, discussing familiar topics and academic content |
4 Tasks
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20 Minutes
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Personal preference, integrated tasks (based on listening and reading) |
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Writing
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Writing essays with clarity and structure
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2 Tasks
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50 Minutes
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Integrated writing, independent writing
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TOEFL Syllabus
The TOEFL iBT syllabus evaluates four core language skills: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. Each section has specific requirements to help determine a student’s proficiency in English for academic purposes. Here is an overview of the TOEFL exam format, including the detailed syllabus for each section.
Section | Question Type | Total Questions |
Reading | 2 Passages (10 Questions Each) | 20 |
Listening | 3 Lectures (6 Questions Each) , 2 Conversations (5 Questions Each) | 28 |
Speaking | 1 Independent Task , 3 Integrated Tasks | 4 |
Writing | 1 Integrated Task , 1 Academic Discussion Task | 2 |
TOEFL Exam Syllabus: Reading
The Reading section consists of two reading passages, each approximately 700 words long. Each passage is followed by 10 questions assessing reading comprehension skills. You will have 35 minutes to complete this section. The section is scored based on the number of correct answers.
Question Type | Details |
Passages | 2 Passages (10 Questions Each) |
Total Number of Questions | 20 Questions |
Total Time | 35 Minutes |
TOEFL Exam Syllabus: Listening
The Listening section contains 3 lectures and 2 conversations. Lectures range from 3-5 minutes and are followed by 6 questions each. Conversations are 3 minutes long with 5 questions per conversation. You are allowed to take notes throughout the section to assist with answering the questions. This section will take about 36 minutes to complete.
Question Type | Details |
Lectures | 3 Lectures (3-5 minutes each), 6 Questions Per Lecture |
Conversations | 28 Questions |
Total Time | 36 Minutes |
TOEFL Exam Syllabus: Speaking
To achieve the highest scores in the Speaking section, your responses should be clear, and coherent, and address the task effectively with only minor mistakes. The section evaluates your ability to maintain a natural and sustained conversation. The scoring is based on three key factors: delivery, language use, and topic development.
Question Type | Details |
Independent Task | 1 task (Prep: 15-30 sec, Response: 45-60 sec) |
Integrated Tasks | 3 tasks (Prep: 15-30 sec, Response: 45-60 sec) |
Total Number of Questions | 4 Questions |
Total Time | 16 Minutes |
TOEFL Exam Syllabus: Writing
The Writing section includes two tasks. The first is an Integrated Task, where you read, listen, and write a response. The second task is an Academic Discussion task, where you write an essay based on a given topic. High scores are awarded for well-organized responses that demonstrate clarity, coherence, and syntactic variety with minimal grammatical errors.
Question Type | Details |
Independent Task | 1 task (Prep: 3 mins, Listening: 2 mins, Writing: 15 mins) |
Academic Discussion | 1 Task |
Total Number of Questions | 2 Questions |
Total Time | 30 Minutes |
Who Can Appear for the TOEFL Exam?
The TOEFL exam is designed for anyone whose first language is not English and who plans to study, work, or migrate to an English-speaking country. If you’re looking to pursue higher education, apply for a scholarship, or meet English proficiency requirements for a visa or work, we can help you prepare for success on the TOEFL exam.
Whether you’re a student, a professional looking to enhance your career prospects, or an individual preparing for immigration purposes, we provide comprehensive TOEFL preparation tailored to your goals.
Why Choose Innvictis Edutech for TOEFL Preparation Classes?
At Innvictis Edutech, we empower students to achieve exceptional TOEFL scores with expert-led coaching and a result-driven approach. Our comprehensive program is tailored to help you master all four sections—Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing—with strategic guidance, interactive learning, and personalized feedback.
With our proven techniques, expert mentors, and extensive practice resources, you’ll gain the confidence to ace the exam and secure admission to top universities worldwide!
How Innvictis Edutech Helps in TOEFL Preparation?
Expert-Led Training
Learn from certified trainers with years of experience in TOEFL coaching.
Interactive Learning Approach
Engage in real-time speaking and writing practice with personalized feedback.
Comprehensive Study Material
Access a vast collection of TOEFL-specific resources, practice tests, and official materials.
Mock Tests & Performance Analysis
Simulate actual exam conditions to build confidence and track progress.
Time Management & Strategy Building
Master effective techniques to manage time and answer accurately.
Flexible Batches (Online & Offline)
Choose a schedule that fits your convenience.
Achieve your TOEFL goals with Innvictis Edutech and take a step closer to studying at top universities abroad!
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FAQs
Your Questions Answered
How often can I take the TOEFL?
You can take the TOEFL as many times as needed. However, you must wait at least 12 days between each attempt.
Do I need to have the TOEFL score when applying to universities?
Most universities allow you to submit your TOEFL scores after applying. However, always check the specific deadlines and requirements of the universities you’re interested in.
Is the TOEFL mandatory for undergraduate programs outside India?
Yes, most universities in English-speaking countries require the TOEFL to demonstrate English language proficiency.
What is the subject of the TOEFL exam?
The TOEFL tests your English skills in four areas: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. It evaluates how well you can use English in an academic setting.
Can I retake a practice test?
Yes, you can retake practice tests as often as you like. Doing so helps you identify areas for improvement and track your progress.
How can I benefit most from my TOEFL Practice Online Writing section score?
- Review the scoring guidelines: Understand what examiners look for in your writing.
- Identify weaknesses: Focus on improving areas like grammar, vocabulary, and essay structure.
- Practice consistently: Write essays regularly and compare them with high-scoring samples.
- Seek feedback: Get guidance from qualified instructors or language experts.
