IELTS TOEFL Test 2023 Registration Time

The registration time for the IELTS TOEFL test in 2023 is as follows:

Ielts test:

(1)2023 1 Examination: Registration time: 2022 10/day to February 2022 1 day; Examination date: June 7, 2023+June 265438 +20231October 0.

(2) Examination in April 2023: Registration time: February 1 day, 2023 to March 1 day, 2023; Examination date: April 7 to April 2, 20231.

(3) Examination in July 2023: Registration time: May 2023 1 day to June 2023 1 day; Examination date: July 7 to July 2, 20231.

(4) June 2023 exam: registration time: August to September 2023; Examination date: 2023 1 October 7th1to 20231October 7th 2 1.

TOEFL:

(1)2023 1 Examination: Registration time: 2022 10/day to February 2022 1 day; Examination date: June 7, 2023+June 265438 +20231October 0.

(2) Examination in April 2023: Registration time: February 1 day, 2023 to March 1 day, 2023; Examination date: April 7 to April 2, 20231.

(3) Examination in July 2023: Registration time: May 2023 1 day to June 2023 1 day; Examination date: July 7 to July 2, 20231.

(4) June 2023 exam: registration time: August to September 2023; Examination date: 2023 1 October 7th1to 20231October 7th 2 1.

The difference between IELTS and TOEFL:

1, different institutions:

IELTS: An international English proficiency test jointly organized by the British Council, the Local Examinations Committee of Cambridge University and the Australian Education International Development Agency.

New TOEFL: a brand-new comprehensive English, is an old-fashioned educational service institution with a history of 100 years established in the United States in September 2005.

2. Cultural differences in examination content:

IELTS: Based on internationalization, most of the cultural and geographical knowledge involved is in Britain and Australia. If you want to study in North America, it is recommended to take the TOEFL, because North America pays more attention to TOEFL scores, and most schools have higher requirements for IELTS scores than TOEFL.

TOEFL: Based on American English, it is a standard American accent in listening, and there are also American idioms and slang, which involve a lot of American history, culture, politics, geography and so on.