What is the difference between the Institutional TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and the Official TOEFL test?
The Institutional TOEFL test or ITP (Institutional Testing Program) is often used as a practice test for the Official TOEFL exam and gives an approximate indication of English language ability. The Official TOEFL test is more precise at measuring language ability and U.S. universities require an official TOEFL test from every candidate before they can be considered for admission.
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