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Notes: Introduction to TOEFL
Quiz: Introduction to TOEFL
Frequently Asked Questions
Notes: Introduction to reading
Quiz: Introduction to reading
Chapter 1: Facts and details - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 2: Negative fact questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 3: Inference questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 4: Rhetorical questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 5: Vocabulary in context questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 6: Reference questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 7: Paraphrase/sentence simplification questions - Notes, Quiz and Practice questions
Chapter 8: Coherence/Insert a sentence questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 9: Summary questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Notes: Introduction to listening
Quiz: Introduction to listening
Chapter 1: Understanding details questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 2: Identifying the topic and main idea questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 3: Attitude questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 4: Purpose questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 5: Inference and prediction questions - Notes, Quiz and Practice questions
Chapter 6: Summary/organization questions - Notes, Quiz, and Practice questions
Chapter 7: Test your knowledge - Quiz on listening
Notes: Introduction to speaking
Quiz: Introduction to speaking
Chapter 1: Marking criteria
Chapter 2: Independent Task
Chapter 3: Integrated Speaking
Chapter 4: Speaking Practice questions
Notes: Introduction to writing
Quiz: Introduction to writing
Chapter 1: Marking criteria
Chapter 2: Integrated Writing Task
Chapter 3: Independent Task
Chapter 4: Writing Practice questions
Chapter 1: Tenses- Notes and quiz
Chapter 2: Articles- Notes and quiz
Chapter 3: Punctuation- Notes and quiz
Chapter 4: Prepositions- Notes and quiz
Chapter 5: Adjectives- Notes and quiz
Chapter 6: Degrees of adjectives- Notes and quiz
Chapter 7: Conjunctions- Notes and quiz
Chapter 1: Vocabulary list- Notes and quiz
Chapter 2: Idiom list- Notes and quiz
Chapter 3: Phrase list- Notes and quiz
Chapter 1: How to take down notes
Chapter 2: How to correctly pronounce some words
Chapter 1: Independent speaking task- Sample questions
Chapter 2: Integrated speaking task- Sample questions
Kunal Verma 27/06/2025
27/06/2025
This TOEFL program is very detailed and easy to follow. The listening note-taking strategies taught me how to capture key points quickly, which really helped in the test. The mock tests were similar to the real exam and gave me a lot of confidence. Highly recommended!
Tanya Reddy 20/06/2025
20/06/2025
iSchoolPrep’s TOEFL course gave me complete guidance for all four modules. The pronunciation list helped me speak more clearly in the speaking test, and the advanced module tips made it easy to manage time during reading and writing sections.
Nikhil Sharma 30/05/2025
30/05/2025
The practice questions under each chapter, along with extended quizzes and mock tests, gave me enough material to build confidence. I liked how the course combined vocabulary, idioms, and phrase lists it made the speaking and writing sections much easier.
Akhil Saini 12/05/2025
12/05/2025
iSchoolPrep’s TOEFL course is very detailed yet beginner-friendly. I appreciated the chapter-wise practice questions and the advanced module tips that made each section easier to tackle. I scored well above my target and would highly recommend it!
Nandini Verma 29/04/2025
29/04/2025
The best part about iSchoolPrep’s TOEFL course was the structure. Each section—Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking—was broken down with clear strategies and practice materials. I felt completely ready by the time I attempted the mock tests.
Pooja Tyagi 02/04/2025
02/04/2025
I really liked how the course focused on all aspects of TOEFL, especially the listening and speaking modules. The note-taking strategies improved my accuracy, and the pronunciation list helped me sound more natural.
Abhishek Kapoor 25/03/2025
25/03/2025
This course gave me clarity and confidence. The grammar section with practice questions helped me avoid common mistakes, especially in the writing section. The advanced modules explained tricks to master each skill, and the mock tests were very similar to the actual TOEFL exam. I’m very satisfied with my score!
Neha Patil 19/03/2025
19/03/2025
The practice questions under each module were really helpful. They covered all possible types of questions and gave me enough exposure. I found the vocabulary, phrases, and idioms list super effective for speaking and writing.
Aman Jain 11/03/2025
11/03/2025
The structure of this program kept me motivated throughout. Each module came with its own tips, quizzes, and practice questions. I especially liked the Speaking module with sample questions—it helped me prepare for real test scenarios.
Isha Malhotra 04/02/2025
04/02/2025
This course gave me the push I needed. I was nervous about the speaking section, but the tips and sample responses helped me improve my fluency. The listening section was also very well explained with strategies that actually worked in the exam.
Aisha Pacheko 07/03/2022
07/03/2022
I am someone who believes in keeping everything in one place. And while I was preparing for GMAT and TOEFL, all I wondered was will I get a platform that would offer me both the test preps. But thankfully, iSchool Prep came to my rescue. I came across their profile on Instagram, and when I checked the site, I immediately purchased their plans. First of all, the test packages are feasible, and secondly, the course content is amazingly detailed. From live classes to e-books, the platform has it all!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ideally, start preparing 2 to 3 months before your planned test date. This gives you enough time to build core language skills, understand the test format, and take practice tests. If your English needs more work, begin even earlier—around 4-6 months in advance—so you can improve gradually without feeling overwhelmed.
TOEFL preparation usually takes 2 to 3 months, depending on your current English level and target score. If you're already strong in English, 4-6 weeks may be enough. For beginners or those aiming for top scores (100+), a consistent daily study plan over 3+ months works best, especially with regular speaking and writing practice.
Top TOEFL prep resources include The Official Guide to the TOEFL Test by ETS, Kaplan’s TOEFL iBT Prep Plus, and Barron’s TOEFL iBT. Online platforms like Magoosh, TestDen, ischoolprep and ETS TOEFL Practice Online offer excellent practice tests and study tools. Use YouTube channels like Notefull and TST Prep for section-wise strategies and tips.
Yes, you can prepare for TOEFL at home using officialETS materials, online courses, and free YouTube lessons. Many test-takers succeed with self-study by creating a structured plan, regularly practising all four sections and analysing mock test results. Join online forums or study groups for peer support and feedback.
For Speaking, practice recording yourself, use TOEFL templates, and focus on clarity, structure, and fluency. For Writing, study high-scoring sample essays, use academic vocabulary, and improve your grammar and coherence. Get feedback from tutors or use tools like Grammarly and Speechling. Regular practice and timing yourself are key to mastering both sections.
The ideal number of TOEFL practice tests depends on your prep time and target score — but here’s the general rule:
A TOEFL score of 100+ (out of 120) is considered competitive for top U.S. and global universities like Harvard, MIT, or Stanford. Most institutions require a minimum of 80–100, but higher scores increase your chances of admission and scholarships. Always check the specific TOEFL requirements on the university’s official website.
With 2 months to prepare, create a weekly study schedule covering each section—Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. Spend 1–2 hours daily, focus on vocabulary building, take sectional and full-length practice tests, and review your errors. Use official resources and online platforms like Magoosh or ETS TOEFL Practice Online to stay focused and consistent.
Common mistakes include ignoring the test format, focusing only on grammar, neglecting speaking practice, and skipping full-length mock tests.
You need both. If your English is already strong, focus more on test strategies like pacing, skimming, and structured responses. If your language skills need work, prioritize grammar, vocabulary, and fluency first. Ideally, combine both—use strategies to maximise scores while improving your core English to handle any TOEFL question confidently.
To manage time, practice each section with a timer during prep. In Reading and Listening, don’t overthink—move on if you're stuck. For Speaking, keep your answers clear and to the point. In Writing, spend a few minutes planning before typing. Stick to ETS-recommended section times and avoid perfectionism during the test.
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