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Upcoming Changes to the TOEFL iBT Test Format: What You Need to Know

Exciting updates are coming to the TOEFL iBT test format! Starting from July 26, 2023, significant changes will be implemented, providing test-takers with a more streamlined and efficient testing experience. Here’s what to expect:

Key Changes to the TOEFL iBT Test Format:

• Overall Test Duration: The total test time will be reduced from 3 hours to 2 hours.
• Format for Tests Prior to July 26: The current format will remain in place for tests taken on July 25, 2023.

Detailed Changes:

1. Writing Section:The independent writing task will be replaced with a new task called 'Writing for an Academic Discussion,' which focuses on writing about online class discussions. This task will be completed in 10 minutes.
2. Reading Section:The number of reading passages will be reduced to 2, with 20 questions to answer in 35 minutes.
3. Listening Section:The listening section will now feature 3 lectures and 2 conversations, totaling 28 questions to be completed in 36 minutes.
4. Speaking Section:No changes will be made to the speaking section. It will continue to be 16 minutes long, allowing you to demonstrate your English speaking proficiency.

Additional Benefits:

• Streamlined Instructions: Improved instructions will facilitate quicker navigation through the test.
• Unscored Questions Removed: Questions that do not impact your score will be eliminated.
• Enhanced Registration and Score Delivery: The process for registering and receiving scores will be more user-friendly.

These updates are designed to create a more focused and efficient testing experience, better aligning with contemporary language and communication needs.