TOEFL

Use trusted TOEFL materials like:

• Official TOEFL Guide by ETS
• Magoosh TOEFL prep
• TOEFL Practice Online (TPO)
• YouTube channels
• Vocabulary apps

You can practice TOEFL section at home by following this: 

• Listen to TOEFL lectures, YouTube channels, or podcasts
• Take notes while listening
• Replay audio and check how much you understood
• Answer sample questions and check answers

You can improve your TOEFL reading by following this:

• Read academic texts like articles from National Geographic or BBC
• Practice with TOEFL-style reading questions
• Underline main ideas and new words
• Practice answering within a time limit

Start by checking how much time you have before your test. Then:

• Divide your time between Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing
• Spend more time on your weak sections
• Keep 1–2 days per week for full-length practice tests
• In last week, do revision and light practice

To begin your self study for TOEFL exam, you should have:

• A copy of the TOEFL test format
• Official TOEFL prep books or PDFs
• Internet access for videos and online practice
• A quiet place to study and speak
• A notebook or app to write down new vocabulary

Yes, you can prepare for TOEFL by yourself at home. Many students do it and get a high score. You just need the right material, study plan, and regular practice.

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.