How to apply for TOEFL exam? What is the procedure?

I m going to appear 4 TOEFL exam.I need some help,anyone out there who have already appeared 4 TOEFL recently?

• I m from india,New Delhi,nd i would also like to know how to apply fr TOEFL exam.

• Answer:

  To apply: http://www.ets.org/bin/getprogram.cgi?urlSource=toefl&newRegURL=&test=TOEFL&greClosed=new&greClosedCountry=China&browserType=Firefox&toeflType=&redirect=&t_country1=group_India SPEAKING: - Try recording yourself explaining some academic-related topics. Then listen to yourself, and get proficient speakers (either native or foreign), professional teachers and maybe even some psychologists to suggest improvements. - Do the mirror exercise at least once per day (even if it's only for a couple of minutes). - Be careful about the way words end: loads of people have problems pronouncing 'time' because their native language rarely has words ending with a consonant, so they end up saying 'tai' or 'taimu' or something... LISTENING: - TOEFL uses Standard American English, so listen mostly to that kind of English (e.g. CNN, Gilmore Girls) instead of more regional or stretched varieties (e.g. Hannah Montana, The Simpsons). - Try making transcriptions... you learn a lot from that! - Music does help, but not too much... listening to radio programmes is a hell of a lot more useful. WRITING: - Keep a journal or make two or three essays per day. When possible, get professionals to check them and tell you about your mistakes (if any). - Mind your orthography, so try disabling spell-checkers while writing in the computer and then turn it on to see your errors. - If possible, do some mock-tests in order to practise. READING - Read two or more hours per day, mostly from academic (e.g. JAMA) or college-life type of literature, including teen stuff (e.g. Gossip Girl). - Practise making concept maps --> It won't be part of the test but it will help your brain make better connexions. - Read the paper every morning, or at least often, including the day of the test.