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TOEFL is the English proficiency test of choice at US universities. The Visascreen website itself states, however: English examinations may be given by the following organizations:Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Test of English for International Communications...

I'm planning to work as a nurse in the US, and 1of the requirements for visascreen is an english proficiency test..which is more appropriate, TOEFL-iBt or IELTS? Thanks.

hi everyone..I am a Dentist.. I m planning to take the OET exam this year.. I dont find any free materials in the OET website.. IS there anyone who have materials ? Also As I am form India, is there any coaching /training centres for OEt.? everywhere, I see centres for ielts, gre, toefl..etc...

Check to see the type of Toefl they are doing. The new iBT Toefl is on a par (in quality) with the IELTS whereas the older (computer based) version was never good putting emphasis on grammar knowledge and vocabulary instead of use. Personally I still prefer the IELTS over any of the Toefl versions.

I still think it depends on which specific institution you are applying to:IELTS: Over 3800 educational institutions, government agencies and professional organisations across 120 countries around the world recognise IELTS scores as a trusted and valid indicator of ability to communicate in...

I suggest IELTS. It's more popular than TOEFL and is almost universally accepted (except American Us, as you mentioned).

The designs, format and weighting are different, but the skills being tested are the same.I would recommend taking the same preparatory program as the test you intend, especially if you are unused to language proficiency tests, because much of the success in test-taking comes from being familiar...

Hi everybody! Next summer I’ll be going to attend some English courses in UK or Ireland. Looking on the internet, I’ve seen that the most required English certificate worldwide is Toefl, so I was going to try it. Unfortunately, there are no Toefl courses on summer in UK/Eire. On the other...

There is a confusion amongst many native speakers as to when to use 'good' (the adjective) and 'well' (the adverb and adjective). "He works good" is grammatically 'wrong' as here an adjective is modifying a verb which it 'cannot' do. Therefore the only 'correct' choice is: "He works well."...

TOEFL is not a difficult test, or IELTS.... I'm sure you can pass them with only a year, even less then a year... As you are going to the UK, you will learn very quickly in there...