TOEFL

Free books and materials are good for basic practice. Official ETS free PDFs and sample tests help a lot. However, they have limited questions. Many students find them insufficient for high scores. Free resources work well if you combine them with online mocks.

Leave at least 4–6 weeks. Scores take 4–8 days to show online. Universities need 1–2 weeks more to process. Book your test early so results reach on time.

Pick a weekday morning slot if possible. You feel fresh and alert. Avoid weekends if crowds stress you. Choose a date when you are fully prepared and relaxed.

Book 2–3 months ahead. Peak months (August–November) fill very fast in India. Early slots give better centres and dates. Avoid last-minute rush.

Less than 4 full days left? No changes allowed online. Full fee is lost. No refund or reschedule. In rare cases like illness, contact ETS with proof. Approval is not guaranteed. Plan early!

Sign in to ETS. Select your test. Click “Cancel.” Confirm the action. Cancel at least 4 full days before for 50% refund. Later cancellation means no refund. Check email for confirmation.

Log in to your ETS account. Go to “My TOEFL Home.” Find your test. Click “Reschedule.” Pick a new date and centre. Do it 4 full days early. Pay about $60 fee.

Refresh the ETS page. Check spam/junk folder for the email. Contact ETS support through your account if still missing. Keep your payment receipt ready. They help quickly. Print or save the confirmation for test day.

Check your email inbox first. ETS sends a confirmation right after payment. Log in to ets.org/toefl too. Click “View Scores/Registrations.” All details like date, centre, and test type show clearly.

Log in to your ETS account. Go to “My TOEFL Home.” Look under “Upcoming Tests.” Your booked date, time, and centre appear there. You also get an email confirmation instantly.