TOEFL

No. All students, from any country, get same type of TOEFL questions. The test is same for everyone, everywhere.

No. Indian accent is accepted. Just speak clearly, be fluent, and try to pronounce words correctly. Don't talk too fast.

Not always. Many students in India prepare at home using books and videos. But if you want help, you can join coaching in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, or take online classes.

Yes! You can use free TOEFL materials online, but only from official website like, ETS.

No, there is no TOEFL book only for Indian students, but many international TOEFL books are good for everyone. Some Indian coaching centers also give extra notes or practice sets to help students. You can use these books and notes to prepare for TOEFL and improve your score.

Yes, the official TOEFL material from ETS is very helpful. It gives real test questions, scoring system, and practice tests. Best for TOEFL preparation.

Yes, many YouTube channels give good TOEFL tips, strategies, and practice videos. Just make sure the channel is trusted and updated.

You can study for TOEFL at home with books and online stuff. But if you feel confused or need help, you can go to TOEFL classes or online classes. Some kids like learning with a teacher or with friends because it is more easy and fun.

The official TOEFL prep material from ETS is very helpful. It has real TOEFL test questions, sample answers, and information on scoring. You can also use other trusted books or websites for extra practice. Using both official and extra resources can help improve your TOEFL score.

Mostly, universities check your TOEFL score, not percentile. But high percentile still shows your English level is strong.