TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language, and ITP stands for Institutional Testing Program. Unlike the TOEFL iBT, which is taken in authorised test centres and intended for international applications, the TOEFL ITP is administered internally by educational institutions (universities, schools, training organisations): placement testing on entry, progress monitoring, validating an English level at the end of a programme, or admission to certain programmes.
The test assesses three receptive skills, entirely in multiple-choice format (no writing or speaking production). Level 1 — the most common version and the one reproduced on this platform — lasts about 1 h 55 and contains 140 questions.
The test is linear (not adaptive): all candidates receive the same questions in the same order, and you cannot return to a section once it is finished. On this platform, each section is timed separately, just like on exam day.
There are no penalty points for incorrect answers: always answer every question, even when unsure.
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