Take the TOEFL iBT® Test
When your goal is university study, choose the test that helps you stand out to admissions officers and arrive on campus better prepared for the academic English demands of a university classroom. 90% of TOEFL iBT® test takers surveyed were accepted into their 1st or 2nd choice university,¹ and you can be, too! Are you ready to put that advantage to work for you?
Once you've familiarized yourself with your TOEFL iBT testing options, let's take a closer look at how you'll register for the test, and what you need to know before you do.
How to Register
Use our convenient online system to register for a test or learn about other registration methods.
Your ETS Account
Learn about what you can do with your account, and how to make sure you register using the correct name.
Find Test Locations and Dates
Choose how and where to take your test, and find available appointments that work for you.
At Home Testing Requirements
Interested in taking the Home or Paper Edition? Verify you meet the equipment and environment requirements.
ID Requirements
ID requirements vary based on where you're from and where you plan to take the test. Make sure you have proper ID!
Cancel or Change Registration
Need to make changes to your test appointment? Find out how and when you need to do it.
Disability Accommodations
ETS is committed to serving test takers with disabilities or health-related needs, and accommodations are available for those who meet ETS requirements. You'll need to submit your request and have your accommodations approved by ETS Disability Services before you can schedule your test. Download the necessary bulletins and forms and learn more about available accommodations and registration procedures at Disability Accommodations.
What Is the Retest Policy?
The required waiting period between tests is only 3 days, giving you more opportunities to test and helping you meet urgent deadlines. You can take the test as many times as you wish. For the full retest policy, see the Information Bulletin.
1 Source: Survey of 296 randomly selected university students who took the TOEFL iBT test.