how to score execellent in TOEFL exam?
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The best way is to study for it. Even if you are a native english speaker. It may sound strange, but to study in foreign countries where english is the language you still have to take the TOEFL. There are many good study guides available. Get one from your local book store. Also, it is a good idea to read for 30 minutes a day in english. Then, write one page about what you have read.
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Make sure to include an emphsis on English pronunciation.  I have seen too many people achieve a good command of reading and writing skills but have weak listening and speaking skills.  This causes many problems (professional and social) for the student.  Even the TOEFL has changed to include a speaking section.
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U better take GRE now.U can take TOEFL at the end of ur last semester.Taking GRE now gives u time if u need to take it again(low scores).Read Barron's.Its the ultimate book.For any tips/discussions,u can visit forums on the net.
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The new Toefl is called IBT - Internet based test and it includes speaking section which used to be seperate previosly. \nI got 115/120. It was easy. I was most worried about the speaking section. But, the thing to do is speak slowly and clearly. (indians speak very fast). The reviews (human reviewer, not computer) need to follow and understand what you say and assess the relevance. Don't try to put on american accent. Speak how you speak normally. \nFor the Internet-based test, you will receive four section scores and\na total score:\nReading (0-30)\nListening (0-30)\nSpeaking (0-30)\nWriting (0-30)\nTotal Score (0-120)\nGood luck in the exam.
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Apparently a good TOEFL score (in addition to the GRE score) increases your chance of getting an aided admission into good Universities and also easier way through the VISA desk.\n\nThough other aspects like Recommendations etc play a part in this process, the TOEFL score always tips the scale in your favour.\n\nI feel that merely getting an admission into an university in US is not the final thing. The method of education in US is radically different from what you have gone through till now. It would be to your disadvantage that if your command over the English language is not average, let alone at par.\n\nSo first get yourself trained in the written and spoken courses. As you can see your question itself leaves a lot to be desired and tell you where you need to work on.\n\nAll the best.\n\n.:Fishie:.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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You should need IELTS or TOEFFEL (they are english ability exams.) \n\nOther qualifications depends on ur particular profession.
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Check the admissions and other prequisites required for entering that college. Do visit Harvard official website. make sure you're indeed an excellent candidate and I hope you could do something before taking your TOEFL.
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I find the Longman books good, but you have to buy a lot of them--a book and then an answer book and then the CDs and then this and that--I inderstand it's even worse for the IBT than it was for previous TOEFL types. But they're very thorough and cover "life" as well as the TOEFL.\n\nFor the TOEFL alone, I recommend the Princeton Review book. You could combine that with a more general ESL book--I recommend The Advanced Grammar Book (sorry, don't have the authors' names), but judging by the errors in your question, it may be above your level. (THE best course/"for both life" could be better expressed/you TAKE a test rather than "get" one) Of course, it's just one question and doesn't really tell me much about your English proficiency.
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Don't give up! Even if you fail the English test, you can try again with more practice! Good luck!
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1. read each question carefully.\n2. on your first pass, answer only the questions you are certain of.\n3. make a second pass through the test, carefully reading the remaining questions.\n4. make your best attempt at answering each remaining question.\n5. if you have time, go back through the entire exam, carefully re-reading each question, AND your answer to it.
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If your basics are strong for Mathematics and English, then its not very tough. But you need to study in a very planned way. Speed is also a factor for the test. \nThe average score i suppose is 500-510 on the scale of 200-800. I appeared for the test last month and it was not very tough.\n\nGood luck
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TOEFL , you study and practice.
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STUDY AND TRY \nYOU WILL ACHIEVE
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Hi\nFirst thank you for reply to my question.\nI got TOEFL exam. If you have any question i will write you.
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FYI:  The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a test offered by a private company in the USA and is often required for acceptance at USA colleges and universities. People can also apply for English language study at schools offering academic English programs in preparation for admission to colleges and universities. There is often provision in the visa for a year's "internship" following graduation.\n\nA student who is interested in an internship should first go to the "study abroad" office at their college or university and explore possibilities there. Each country has its own laws about who can enter and under what circumstances.
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# TEP 1: Familiarize yourself with the overall format of the test. The GRE tests three main areas: verbal ability, mathematical proficiency and analytical ability. There will be two sections for each of these areas, plus an extra unscored section. The content of the unscored section will vary.\n# STEP 2: Take as many practice GREs as possible. The more practice you get, the more familiar you'll become with the test's format, and the more comfortable you'll be when you actually take it.\n# STEP 3: Review the directions for each section of the test before you take it. Skipping the directions will save time during the test.\n# STEP 4: Remember that you will have 30 minutes to complete each section of the exam. Each verbal section will have 38 questions, each math section will have 30 questions, each analytical section will have 25 questions and the unscored section will have 25 to 30 questions, depending on content.\n# STEP 5: Familiarize yourself with the question formats for each section. The verbal section has four types of questions: antonym, analogy, sentence completion and reading comprehension. The math section contains quantitative comparisons and basic problem-solving, and the analytical section features analytical reasoning and logical reasoning questions.\n# STEP 6: Increase your vocabulary. The verbal portion of the GRE is essentially a vocabulary test.\n# STEP 7: Review basic math such as geometry, algebra, proportions, fractions, percents, decimals, the order of operations and anything else you might have learned in high school math.\n# STEP 8: Try solving a few logic puzzles and games to prepare for the analytical portion of the exam.
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Your TOEFL score is not bad. (basic reuirement of embassy)\nGRE score is poor. It'll affect your admission.