Test of English as a Foreign Language or TOEFL is also an English language pro-science test which is conducted to test and analyze how well the non-native English speakers are able to communicate. TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language; it is developed and conducted by Educational Testing Service (ETS). TOEFL is accepted by many English speaking academic universities and professional institutions. Most of the universities and institutions in the US and Canada require TOEFL score for enrolling a non-native English speaker in their academic year. TOEFL score is accepted in some other countries as well, it depends on their visa application and the education process

Test Format and Structure
The TOEFL Internet-based Test (TOEFL iBT) tests all four language skills that are important for effective communication: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The structure of the TOEFL iBT is as follows:

Section	Duration	Question/Tasks
Reading	60-100 min	36-70
Listening	60-90 min	34-51
Speaking	20 min	6 tasks
Writing	50 min	2 tasks

Section	Question Types	Scoring
Reading	3-5 passages from academic texts; approx 700 word long	0-30
Listening	4-6 lectures, each 3-5 min long; 6 questions each. 2-3 conversations, each 3 minutes long; 5 questions each.	0-30
Speaking	2 tasks to express an opinion on a topic; 4 tasks to speak based on what is read and listened to	0-30
Writing	1 task to write based on what is read or listened to; 1 task to support an opinion on a topic.	0-30

The validity of TOEFL Exam
2 years from the test date
TOEFL Exam Fees
TOEFL Exam Fee is US$ 170 (ranging between Rs. 11,000)

SAT coaching in Bhopal: SAT or Scholastic Assessment Test is a standardized test which is accepted in the USA for college admissions. SAT is required when an individual is planning to study an undergraduate program in any US university. In addition to the SAT, some universities ask candidates to take the SAT-II test or Subject SAT test. SAT is also required by universities and colleges in Canada. SAT comprises of three sections, namely, critical reading, mathematics and writing.

Purpose of Examination SAT is used by colleges and universities to evaluate the potential understanding of the applicants for advanced study in their chosen fields. It also helps in knowing whether the candidate ready for college or not.

SAT Test Format

Section	Duration	Subsections	Questions	Score Range
Math	80 minutes	Calculator allowed for 37 questions Calculator not allowed for 20 questions	· Problem- solving and data analysis‘ · The Heart of Algebra’ · ‘Passport to Advanced Math’	200-800
Reading	65 minutes	Total 52 questions	words)	200-800 (combined with Writing section)
Writing Language	35 minutes	Total 44 questions	Tests ‘Expression of Ideas’ and ‘Standard English Conventions’ through passages related to Careers, History/Social Studies, Humanities and Science · All questions from extended prose (400-450 words)	200-800 (combined with Reading section)
Essay (optional)	50 minutes	One 50 minutes optional essay	This section requires students to evaluate an argument through analysis of evidence	not scored
Total	3 hours (with optional 50 minutes)	154 questions	–	1600

Bhrigu Global Visa Consultancy is providing the best PTE classes and training sessions in Bhopal. Pearson Tests of English, generally known as PTE test. PTE test is a computer-based English test that focuses on testing the candidate’s level of understanding English on the basis of daily usage. Different sections of the PTE exam helps in ensuring proficiency in English for the student.

PTE exam is approved by the Australian Government for visa applications. It is also accepted by different educational institutions in many countries across the globe like Australia, USA, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Ireland. The exam is also accepted by Harvard, Yale, and INSEAD. PTE exam has three sections namely, speaking & writing, reading and

The speaking & writing section of the PTE exam is 90 minutes long. This section is further divided into 6 sections. In the speaking & writing section, the student gets reading exercises, multiple-choice questions, summarizing the given texts, describing images, and an essay writing section.

Personal introduction
Read aloud
Repeat sentence
Describe image
Re-tell lecture
Answer short question
Summarize written text
Essay (20 mins)

Part 2: Reading
(32 – 40 minutes)
In the PTE Academic Test, the reading section is of 30-41 minutes usually. The reading section has 5 more sections in it. The questions in these sections include multiple-choice questions;

Fill in the blanks and re-order paragraphs

Reading & writing: Fill in the blanks
Multiple-choice, choose multiple answers
Re-order paragraphs
Reading: Fill in the blanks
Multiple-choice, choose single answer

Part 3: Listening (45 – 57 minutes)
In the listening section of the PTE test, the candidate faces different other types of questions which are summarized spoken text, ll the blanks, multiple choice, select missing word, highlight the correct Summarize spoken text Multiple-choice, choose multiple answers. Fill in the blanks Highlight correct summary Multiple-choice, choose a single answer Select missing word Highlight incorrect words Write from dictation Result of PTE exam is released in days, this makes it the fastest exam. Overall score The score in PTE may range from 10-90 points depending on the student’s performance.

PTE Fees PTE exam fees in India is Rs. 10,900/-

Preliminary SAT (PSAT)

• Preliminary SAT or National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) Preliminary SAT is another standardized test which students of 9th or 10th class can appear for. As it PSAT is preliminary SAT, it gives the test takers an idea as to what the SAT will be like. PSAT helps the candidates in understanding the SAT’s format, type of questions, content and the duration of the exam in a better way. In addition to this, Preliminary SAT also serves as a qualifying test for National Merit Scholarship Program. The PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 10 are highly relevant to your future success because they focus on the skills and knowledge at the heart of education. They’ll measure:
• What you learn in high school
• What you need to succeed in college
• If you think the key to a high score is memorizing words and facts
• you’ll never use in the real world, think again. You don’t have to
• discover secret tricks or cram the night before.
• The best way to prepare for the test is to:
• Take challenging courses
• Do your homework
• Prepare for tests and quizzes
• Ask and answer lots of questions
• In short, take charge of your education and learn as much as you can.

See What PSAT is:

Find out what kinds of questions you’ll see on the PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 10. Where do you want to start?

PSAT Test Format

Section	Duration	Number of Questions	Content/Skills Covered
Evidence- Based Reading & Writing	60 minutes	47	reading and vocabulary in context
Writing & Language	35 minutes	44	grammar and usage
	minutes: No	47 problem solving & data analysis, passport to advanced math, additional topics (geometry, trigonometry and pre-calculus)	heart of algebra,problem solving & data analysis, passport to advanced math, additional topics (geometry, trigonometry and pre-calculus)
Total	2 hours and 45 minutes

Taking PSAT Exam

The PSAT is held only once a year

The PSAT is held only once a year.

International English Language Testing System is commonly known as IELTS is a standard language proficiency measuring test for people who wish to work, study or settle in foreign countries that have English as their first language of communication. More than 1.4 million candidates appear for the test every year for education and employment.

IELTS is accepted by most academic institutions and employers in countries like Canada, Australia, UK, New Zealand, USA, South Africa and more. IELTS has 2 modules, academic and general. The candidate can choose between both depending on what he or she is going abroad. IELTS comprises of 4 papers, namely listening, reading, writing and speaking. The resulting score you get is in a band format, ranging from 1 to 9. IELTS result is valid for the duration of 2 years.

Accessible and convenient

IELTS is held four times every month in more than 125 countries. Tests usually take place on Thursdays or Saturdays, making it convenient for the test takers to appear for the test. A list of all IELTS test centers can be accessed here.

The report shows the score for individual papers (listening, reading, writing and speaking) and overall band score. At some test centres, candidates can collect their results on the 13th day and at some, the results are mailed to the candidates.

Inquiries on Results
If any of the test takers are unsatisfied or unhappy with his or her result, they can apply for re-marking at the test center where they took the test. Re-mark application must be made within six weeks from the result declaration date. The candidate can choose components for re-marking. Re-mark application has a fee and the candidate can receive a refund if the score in any component increases. It is important to keep in mind that the re-marking application process can take up to 6-8 weeks.

Retaking IELTS
Candidates can take the IELTS test until they’re satisfied with their performance and score. You can register for IELTS when you are confident about your preparation. Remember that your IELTS score is a result of the effort you put into preparing for the test.

Test Format and Structure

Each section has 10 questions. The following question types are used
in the listening test ;

1. Multiple choice
2. Flow chart completion
3. Matching
4. Short answer types
5. Diagram labeling
6. Note completion
7. Form completion
8. Table completion
9. Classification
10. Sentence

Section 1 is a conversation in an everyday context between two
people.
Section 2 is a monologue in an everyday issue.
Section 3 is a conversation in an educational context between two or
more people.
Section 4 is a lecture or talk on a topic of general academic interest.

2 – READING (3 sections, 40 items- 30 minutes)
Each section has 13-14 questions and may have diagrams, graphs and
illustrations. The following question types are used in the academic
reading test.
*Multiple choice * Identifying information * Matching information *
Flowchart completion * Matching headings
*Matching sentence endings * Diagram label completion * Short
answer questions * Summary completion
*Sentence completion
The texts are of general interest and are taken from magazines,
journals, books and newspaper.

3 – WRITING (2 tasks –60 minutes)
There are two tasks and it is suggested that the candidate spend
about 20 minutes on TASK1 which requires them to write at least 150
words and 40 minutes on TASK 2 -250 words
Note – The assessment of TASK 2 carries more weight in marking
than TASK1
TASK 1 – Candidates are expected to describe some information
contained in a graph/table /pie chart/diagram/process/flow chart.
TASK 2 – Candidates have to write a short essay in response to a
topic which is presented as a point of view, an argument or a
problem. They are assessed on their ability to present a solution to a
problem, present and justify an opinion with relevant examples.
4 – SPEAKING (3 parts – 11-14 minutes)
There are three main parts: Part 2 – Cue Card
The candidate is given a cue card with prompts and is asked to talk
on a particular topic. The candidate is given one minute to prepare notes
if he wishes, before speaking for between one or two minutes. After
that examiner may ask one or two questions on the same topic.
Part 3 – Extended discourse
The examiner asks candidate further questions which are connected
to the topic of part 2. These questions give you an opportunity to
discuss more abstract issues and ideas.
Note – The whole speaking test is recorded.
Score description
9 – Expert user – Fully operational command over the language, no
mistakes at all and possess a high level of accuracy. Can handle
the complex situation with complete understanding.
8 – Very good user – Desirable operational command over the language,
occasional unsystematic inaccuracies.
7 – Good user – Possess operational command over the language,
occasional inaccuracies and inappropriacies.
6 – Competent user – Elective command of the language, some
inaccuracies and misunderstandings can handle language in familiar
situations.
5 – Modest user – Restricted command over the language, many
mistakes can handle only basic situations.

GRE classes in Bhopal: Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standard aptitude test designed and developed by Educational Testing Service (ETS) for evaluating candidates for various graduate and business programs in educational institutions. Graduate Record Examination GRE® revised General Test is widely accepted in all parts of the world. The GRE WhatsApp revised us 

General Test replaced the GRE® General Test. Candidates who 

GRE test are measured on the basis of verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning and analytical writing skills. GRE also has subject-specific c tests, which only concentrates on a single subject. These GRE subject tests are in Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Literature, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology.

Test Format

Measure	Number of Questions	Duration
Analytical Writing (One section with two separately timed tasks)	One “Analyze an Issue” task and one “Analyze an Argument” task	30 minutes per task
Verbal Reasoning (Two sections)	20 questions per section	30 minutes per section
Quantitative Reasoning (Two sections)	20 questions per section	35 minutes per section
Unscored Section	Varies	Varies
Research Section	Varies	Varies

Purpose of Examination

General Test helps in providing the graduate schools with students who are measured on a common system but are from a variety of educational backgrounds.
New Test Features: The GRE revised General Test design features advanced technology that allows a student to freely move forward and backwards within a section. Specific features include:

• Preview and review capabilities within a section
• A “mark and review” feature to tag questions, so a student can skip
these and return to them later
• The ability to change/edit answers within a section
• An on-screen calculator for the Quantitative Reasoning section

Scores for GRE revised General Test

Measure	Scores Reported	Mean
Verbal Reasoning	130 – 170, in 1 point increments	150
Quantitative Reasoning	130 – 170, in 1 point increments	152
Analytical Writing	0 – 6, in half point increments	3.6
Total	260–340	–

The validity of the GRE Exam
The score is valid for Five years; however most of the universities

insist on a GRE score not more than 2-3 years old.
GRE Exam Fees
GRE General Test fee is $205 (approximately Rs. 13,500 to Rs. 14,500)
GRE Subject Test costs $150 (approximately Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 11,000)