What is the difference between GRE, TOEFL, IELTS, and GMAT?

GRE - Graduate REcords Examination. It is requred for admission to post-graduate courses in universities. TOEFL - Test of English as Foreign Language. It is required for admission to foreign universities. IELTS- International English Language Testing System. It is required for admission toforeignuniversities. GMAT - Graduate Management Admission Test. It is required for admission to foreign universities for admission to management courses. read less

Hi Mangesh IELTS The IELTS exam is arguably one of the most accepted English proficiency tests worldwide. The test is recognized and accepted by more than 10,000 institutions and immigration bodies all over the world. According to IELTS.org, more than 3 million IELTS tests were taken in the year 2018 alone. Experts think that the holistic nature of this test is the reason why it is more widely accepted than TOEFL and PTE. The test is conducted over 2 days and consists of 4 sections, namely reading, writing, listening, and speaking. TOEFL TOEFL is another widely accepted English proficiency test. It is particularly standard among US universities and colleges to test overseas students’ language abilities. Like IELTS, TOEFL also consists of four major sections, and all of them are now conducted online except for some countries. PTE Pearson Test of English (PTE) is a single consolidated test that includes both writing and speaking sections. The test is conducted entirely online. The number of institutes that accept and recognize PTE scores is gradually increasing. Similarly, some governments (Australia, New Zealand) have also started accepting PTE results for their visa processes. GMAT is a competitive Level exam preferred for MBA University Admission. The GRE is a graduate-level exam that checks your graduation coursework whereas TOEFL is an English Language Test. While the TOEFL is more of a testing exam that can check your language skills, the GRE exam is designed for checking the gauging skills of a student in quantitative, verbal, and analytical reasoning. Thanks Thanks read less