Test of English as a Foreign Language (English: Test of English as a Foreign Language), abbreviated as TOEFL, is a test of proficiency in English (American accent) required to apply for admission to universities in the United States or other countries in the world. This exam is very necessary for applicants or speakers whose native language is not English. The TOEFL exam is administered by the ETS (Educational Testing Service) office in the United States for all test takers around the world.

This type of TOEFL English test is generally required for entry requirements at almost all universities in the United States and Canada for both undergraduate (S-1) and graduate (S-2 or S-3) programs. The results of the TOEFL test are also used as material for consideration regarding the English language skills of prospective students applying to universities in other countries, including universities in Europe and Australia. In general, the TOEFL test is more American English oriented, and slightly different from the IELTS test which is British English oriented.[1] Unlike the IELTS test, the TOEFL test generally does not have an individual interview test section. In addition, today's TOEFL has begun to be used in the world of work as a mechanism for recruitment or promotion.[2]

Usually the test takes about three hours and is divided into 4 parts, namely:

listening comprehension,
grammar structure and written expression,
reading comprehension, and
writing.

LISTENING NOT INCLUDED IN THIS APPS