Which one is more difficult? IELTS or TOEFL?

TOEFL or IELTS. Which one?

  • I want to apply to a university in Japan. Which one, of the two above tests; is better? Can I directly set for the test? Or do I need a preparations? How much does each test cost ...show more

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    TOEFL is mainly present and tests American English material and IELTS focuses on British English. First of all it depends on your own preference. In context they are more or less the same. One other difference is that in TOEFL you record your answer for speaking section where in IELTS you will have a live interview with a native interviewer. Again it depends on your own personality, which one to choose. For Both tests you need preparation since you have to be ready and aware of the kind of question you will be facing int he test, also the required skills and method of answering each question is important. So even if you have a very good basic knowldege of English you still need the preparation. You can find out more by checking this link: http://www.test-toefl.com The TOEFL® iBT fee varies by country from $150 to $185. And IELTS Test Fee is almost $140.00 US Dollars.

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Check with the university you plan on applying to - their website will list any English language requirements (probably on their applications page, but maybe on the course websites. You can also email them, and they'll be happy to answer your questions). Generally, it doesn't matter which you do.

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