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Do you think universities should provide more resources for students studying abroad?
"I think the university should, um, like, provide more resources because it would broaden their perspective when adapting to a new country."
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Your biggest gain is in Reading (+1.0). Speaking still has the most room to grow.
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Some learners want targeted section practice. Others want a full mock and a realistic score estimate. PrepCozy supports both.
“I used Section Practice to focus on speaking and writing — the two areas I was weakest in. The targeted feedback helped me fix one issue at a time instead of guessing.”
“The full mock tests gave me a realistic sense of my level. The score breakdown and next-step guidance made it easy to see where I was actually improving.”
“The estimated score was surprisingly close to my real TOEFL result. It gave me confidence before test day because the estimate felt realistic, not random.”
Clear answers on the new format, adaptive sections, timing, tasks, and score scale.
Updated for the 2026 TOEFLThe 2026 TOEFL keeps the four main sections, but changes the experience in important ways. Reading and Listening become adaptive, scores move to a 1–6 scale, and tasks are updated to better reflect real academic communication.
Reading and Listening use a multistage adaptive format. After an initial stage, the next part adjusts based on how you performed earlier in the section.
The updated TOEFL takes about 2 hours in total. Reading is about 35 minutes, Listening 36 minutes, Speaking 16 minutes, and Writing 29 minutes.
Starting in 2026, TOEFL section scores and the overall score are reported on a 1–6 scale in 0.5 increments. During the transition period, a comparable 0–120 overall score may also be shown.
The updated TOEFL includes task formats across Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing that feel more modern and practical. Students may see tasks such as adaptive reading items, listening-response tasks, interview-style speaking, email-style writing, and academic discussion responses.
In adaptive sections, the test changes difficulty after a midpoint check. That means the second part of Reading or Listening is better matched to your current level, instead of staying fixed all the way through.
The TOEFL is taken in this order: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. Understanding that sequence helps students prepare pacing and section-specific strategies more effectively.
Yes. PrepCozy is designed around the updated 2026 TOEFL structure, including adaptive Reading and Listening, updated task patterns, and the new score-scale context.
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