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TOEFL iBT®

The premier test of academic English communication

How to Register for the TOEFL iBT Test

Registration is quick and easy! You can register online right now through your ETS account or by phone using the contact information for your country. See “Registration” in the TOEFL iBT® Information Bulletin (PDF).

 

Don't Forget!

The name and date of birth you use when you register for the TOEFL iBT must exactly match the name and date of birth on the ID document you provide on test day. If this information doesn't match, you won't be able to take the test, and your test fee won't be refunded. See ID Requirements.

MYTOEFL: Everything You Need, All In One Place

Once you sign up, you’ll get access to a personal ETS account where you can:

  • View, reschedule or cancel your registration
  • Apply for or view approved testing accommodations
  • Access TOEFL® TestReady™ — your personalized, one-stop TOEFL iBT prep portal
  • Purchase official test prep
  • View or download your scores and access insights and feedback
  • Order additional score reports or other services
  • Update personal information, such as your email or mailing address

Planning ahead when scheduling your test date

It's important to consider your overall timeline when choosing a test date. You need to make sure scores will be sent prior to application deadlines, and you may want to leave time for retesting, if needed. Be sure to:

  • pick a test date at least 2 to 3 months before your earliest admissions deadline to ensure your scores will be reported in time
  • register for the test 4 months before your desired test date

Cancel or reschedule your test

The easiest way to cancel or reschedule a test is through your ETS account.

You can also cancel or reschedule by phone. Visit the TOEFL contact center to find local information.

Reschedule and cancellation fees may apply. For additional information about canceling, rescheduling, fees, refunds and the test retake policy, see "Rescheduling and Canceling" in the Bulletin.