READING
The TOEFL iBT® Reading section is tailored to measure your reading comprehension skills and it resembles the nature of texts used in an academic setting. It comprises of 3 or 4 reading passages, each approximately 650-750 words long, with 10 questions per passage. You will have 54 to 72 minutes to answer all the questions in this part of the test.
Reading passages are taken from from authentic sources such as university-level textbooks and journals that would be used to initiate a subject area or issue. The passages cover a plethora of different disciplines. You don’t have to be intimidated if you feel unfamiliar with the theme of a particular passage. All the information you need to answer the questions will be included in the passage itself.

LISTENING
The TOEFL iBT® Listening section is tailored to measure your cognition to infer from conversations and lectures in English. It comprises of listening for basic comprehension, realistic understanding of the tone , emotions (speaker’s attitude and degree of certainty) and coherently processing information
Listening module may be classified as follows— lectures and conversations. Both use campus-based language.
It includes 3–4 lectures, each 3–5 minutes long with 6 questions per lecture and 2–3 conversations with 2 speakers, each 3 minutes long with 5 questions per conversation
Note taking is an important skills to develop to excel in this section of the test.You can take notes based on any audio throughout the test to help you answer questions. You have 41 to 57 minutes to complete the section.

SPEAKING

The TOEFL iBT® Speaking section is tailored to measure your ability to communicate effectively in English in an academic environment. It consists of 4 different tasks that reflects real-life setting that you might come across both in and outside of a classroom.You have 17 minutes to complete the Speaking section.

Question Types:
Question 1 is called an “independent speaking task” because it requires you to speak purely based on your own knowledge, opinions and life experiences.
Questions 2–4 are called “integrated speaking tasks” because they require you to combine your English-language skills in listening and speaking, or listening, reading and speaking like you would encounter in or out of a classroom.
You will be provided with 15–30 seconds of preparation time before each response, and your response should be 45 or 60 seconds long.
To respond, you shall speak into the microphone on your headset. All responses are recorded and sent directly to the ETS, wherein they will be scored by a combination of certified professional examiners and software specifically designed for this test to ensure fairness and quality.

WRITING
The TOEFL iBT® Writing section is tailored to assess your ability in written English in an academic environment, and you are expected to coherently and cohesively present your ideas There are 2 tasks in the writing section.You will be given 50 minutes in total to complete the Writing section.
Integrated writing task (20 minutes) —You have to read a short passage and listen to a lecture, and then write a response about what you read and listened to. Our trainers make sure that the students does not repeat the same information in the paragraph and fine tune their answers to score high in this section of the test.
Independent writing task (30 minutes) — Here you are expected to write an essay based on your personal experiences or opinions in response to a general topic.
As it is a computer-based test, your responses should be typed in via a computer keyboard. Responses are sent to ETS, wherein they are scored by a combination certified professional examiners and software specifically designed for this test to ensure fairness and quality.