Both IELTS and TOEFL are widely accepted for master's programs in the U.S., but the choice depends on the university's preference and your own strengths. Many universities accept either test, so it often comes down to which format suits you better. TOEFL is more common in the U.S., so some schools may have a slight preference for it. TOEFL focuses on American English and is entirely computer-based, with integrated tasks that combine reading, listening, speaking, and writing. IELTS, on the other hand, includes a face-to-face speaking section and may feel more comfortable for some test-takers. Research your target schools' requirements to ensure you choose the most suitable exam. If you're serious about your goal, consider connecting with a good career consultancy service. They can help you with entrance exams (like IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE), paperwork, selecting a suitable college and course, and even improving your profile for scholarships. Some reliable services include IDP, ICC (Invicta Career Consultancy), and Y-axis. ICC, in particular, offers comprehensive support and aims to help you get into your dream college with a good scholarship. Best of luck!
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The TOEFL is more commonly accepted by American institutions, while the IELTS is more commonly accepted overseas, but many schools accept scores from either exam. ... Generally speaking, the majority of United States schools surveyed stated they preferred TOEFL scores over scores of other English-language tests.
While both IELTS and TOEFL require basic preparation at the least, many takers felt that to prepare for TOEFL was harder. ... Also, the reading section in IELTS is considered much easier when compared to that of TOEFL's. So, you'll need to prepare for TOEFL harder, as far as reading section is considered.
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Dear Aswin, The TOEFL is more commonly accepted by American institutions, while the IELTS is more commonly accepted overseas, but many schools accept scores from either exam. ... Generally speaking, the majority of United States schools surveyed stated they preferred TOEFL scores over scores of other English-language tests.
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