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Quick Info About Exam
The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is for non-native English speakers. It assesses skills for English-speaking universities. The exam includes reading, listening, speaking, and writing sections. It is a globally recognized English proficiency test. Scores are accepted by numerous institutions worldwide. Preparing thoroughly is key to achieving a good score. Check official resources for registration and test dates.
Reservations
Analyzing Reservation System Principles in Standardized Testing and Educational Access (TOEFL 2025)
Abstract:
This white paper analyzes the concept of reservation systems, commonly used in educational and employment contexts to promote equity and inclusion. It explores how similar principles might be applied to standardized testing like the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language). It examines how accommodations, alternative testing formats, and score adjustments could serve analogous functions to reservation categories. The paper also discusses the implications of these strategies on test validity, fairness, and the overall competitive landscape.
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Important Points
1. Key Takeaways for Aspirants:
- Eligibility : Generally, anyone seeking to demonstrate English proficiency for academic or professional purposes can take the TOEFL. There are no strict age or educational prerequisites, but it's recommended to have completed 10+2 level education. Those under 18 might need parental consent during registration.
- Exam Schedule : TOEFL iBT is available throughout the year, with multiple dates each month, both at test centers and for the Home Edition. The Home Edition is offered four days a week. Check the
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