What are the differences in the nature of TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, the focus of the test, and what is requ

The new TOEFL and IELTS test your overall English proficiency, including listening, speaking, reading and writing.

The old TOEFL and GRE test your ability to memorize words, and if you memorize the tens of thousands of words they require, the test is about the same.

TOEFL is more application-oriented, and GRE is more focused on vocabulary.

To put it simply, if you want to study in a school in a North American country, you need to take the TOEFL test, and if you want to enter a country in Europe or Australia, you need an IELTS score. GRE is the entrance exam for graduate students in North America, which is for science and engineering. If you want to get an MBA in a business school, you have to take the GMAT

The purpose is different, simply put, to study in the United Kingdom, Europe, IELTS, to the United States for undergraduate, TOEFL, graduate students require GRE, SAT is the college entrance examination in the United States.

TOEFL and IELTS are language proficiency tests, IELTS is recognized by the Commonwealth (American universities also recognize but have higher requirements), TOEFL is American (some Commonwealth also recognize), relatively speaking, IELTS has a wider range of recognition.

If you want to study in the United States, TOEFL is the first choice, and if you go to other English-speaking countries or you have not decided what country to go to, IELTS is the first choice.

In terms of difficulty, IELTS is relatively easy, and TOEFL is more difficult.

The SAT is equivalent to the American college entrance examination and is a must-see score in American universities.

The GRE is the equivalent of the Graduate School Entrance Examination in English.

1. Language test: TOEFL (the score required for studying in North American countries), IELTS (the score required for studying in Commonwealth countries).

Generally, TOEFL scores of 100 or more (120 out of 120) and IELT 7 or more (9 out of 9) can apply to better schools.

2. The SAT is equivalent to the American college entrance examination. When you go to college in the United States, you generally score more than 2,000 points (2,400 out of 2,400) to increase your chances of applying for scholarships. The SAT is further divided into SAT and SAT.

3. GRE is the American Graduate Record Examination. Except for business school and law school students, they all take this exam to enter graduate school in the United States.

Most people know only a little bit about these exams or foreign schools. So if you have the ability, you can consult an education agent. After all, they will be more professional in their knowledge of studying abroad, and they can also make a preliminary estimate of what college is more beneficial to go to based on your grades.

People who go abroad can't afford to hurt. Best wishes!!