Grab your pencils and register today for newest TOEFL iBT Test Option: TOEFL iBT Paper Edition

Ludhiana, October 13, 2021: ETS announced today its newest and final addition to the TOEFL iBT    test portfolio, TOEFL iBT   Paper Edition. Test takers in India can now register for the paper-based test, which begins administrations on December 11. TOEFL iBT Paper Edition is available in Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar and Moga.
TOEFL iBT Paper Edition is the same 4-skills TOEFL iBT test, just delivered in a different format over two sessions. In the first session, test takers will take the Reading, Listening and Writing sections on paper at an ETS-authorized test centre, followed by the Speaking section in a separate, second session from the comfort of home, with an online human proctor, within three days. Adding this option to the portfolio caters to test takers’ unique testing preferences, especially given that many prefer, and are most comfortable with, a paper-based testing option.
With the addition of TOEFL iBT Paper Edition, TOEFL offers the most robust portfolio of English-proficiency testing options to students and institutions worldwide for study, work and immigration. The paper-based test option joins the traditional computer-based TOEFL iBT test offered in test centres, as well as TOEFL iBT       Home Edition, the identical at-home version of the gold standard assessment.
In addition to the TOEFL iBT portfolio of tests, TOEFL also offers the high quality, student friendly TOEFL Essentials test, which launched earlier this year and began administrations in August 2021.
“We are excited to offer test takers yet another option for the TOEFL iBT test,” said Srikant Gopal, Executive Director of the TOEFL Program. “It has been a busy few years for the TOEFL Program, but we set out with a customer-focused mindset and a goal to continue creating and enhancing high-quality testing options that serve the needs of students and institutions. This offering furthers that goal, and we’re eager to support students as they take advantage of the different options in the TOEFL portfolio of tests as part of their study-abroad journeys.”