Etude World offers practice for the new TOEFL iBT task types, with real timing, instant Reading and Listening marking, and teacher feedback on your Writing and Speaking.
The TOEFL iBT is one of the most widely accepted English tests in the world. Thousands of universities and colleges, mainly in the United States, Canada, the UK and Australia, use it to check that international students can follow classes and take part in discussions in English.
You take it on a computer. You read texts, listen to recordings, write and speak into a microphone, and all four skills (Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking) are part of your result.
Our website offers the updated 2026 format. The test is shorter and uses new task types that look more like real life on campus: reading a notice, listening to a short announcement, building a sentence, writing an email or answering interview questions.
Go to the practice testsTwo modules, about 35–48 questions. Only some questions count towards your score; the rest are new questions ETS is trying out.
Two modules, about 35–45 multiple-choice questions. You hear each recording once, and the questions appear after the audio ends.
Every module and task has the same countdown as the test. When time runs out, the screen moves on, just like on test day.
Take all four sections one after another. In a full mock test you cannot go back to an earlier section, like the real exam.
Practise one section at a time. In Reading practice you can go back to earlier questions in the same module.
Reading and Listening are marked at once. You see your score, your answers and the correct answers.
Writing answers and Speaking recordings are saved. Click Request feedback and a teacher will send you a score and comments in your portal.
Many tests are free. Log in to save your results and track your progress.
The TOEFL iBT (Test of English as a Foreign Language, internet-based test) is an English test run by ETS. Universities, colleges and some employers and immigration programmes use the score to check that you can study or work in English.
From January 2026 the TOEFL iBT uses new task types: Complete the Words, Read in Daily Life and Read an Academic Passage in Reading; Listen and Choose a Response, Conversation, Announcement and Academic Talk in Listening; Build a Sentence, Write an Email and Write for an Academic Discussion in Writing; and Listen and Repeat and Take an Interview in Speaking. The test is also shorter than before.
Our tests follow the updated 2026 task types and timing. They are practice material written by Etude World, so the questions are not copied from the real exam, and the real exam may change its details. Always check ets.org for the latest official information.
Your Writing answers and Speaking recordings are saved to your account. When you are ready, click Request feedback and a teacher will give you a score and written feedback, which appears in your student portal. You need to log in for these two sections.
They are marked instantly. You see your raw score, your answer and the correct answer for every question. Only the questions that count towards the score are included in the total.
Many tests are free. Some tests are marked Premium and will be available to paid members.
Practice tests on Etude World are independent practice material and are not affiliated with or endorsed by ETS. TOEFL and TOEFL iBT are registered trademarks of ETS.