Which is better exam after cracking SAT exam in option IELTS or TOEFL?

This is probably the question youre most concerned with, but its pretty difficult tocompare the TOEFL and the IELTSdirectly. A better way to find the answer to this question is to ask yourself a few questions. Answer the following questions with a simple yes or no.



I am comfortable with computers. YES/NOI

am comfortable speaking extemporaneously into a microphone. YES/NO

I can type quickly. YES/NOI prefer standard American English. YES/NO

I am good at answering multiple-choice questions. YES/NO

It is easy for me to take notes from a recording. YES/NO

The authentic English sources I read/listen to/watch are usually intended to inform rather than entertain. YES/NO



If you answered YES to most of these questions, the TOEFL is probably the best fit for your skill set





I am comfortable having a detailed interview in-person. YES/NO

I have legible English handwriting. YES/NO

I can understand a variety of dialects of English. YES/NO

I prefer tests with many question types, including multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, matching, true/false, and flowcharts. YES/NO

I feel most comfortable discussing non-academic topics in English. YES/NO

The authentic English sources that I read/listen to/watch are usually made to entertain. YES/NO



If you answered YES to most of these questions, then you might find the IELTS to be more up your alley.



Both the TOEFL and the IELTS are rigorous, widely-accepted tests that are available at a variety of locations. When trying to decide between the TOEFL and the IELTS, first consult the programs you want to apply to and make sure that they accept both; after that, the most important factors are convenience and your particular skill set.