Free English test in the TOEIC format: find your level in 1 hour
100 Listening and Reading questions, just like the real TOEIC. At the end: your score for each section, an estimate of your score out of 990 and an answer key that explains every question.
Created by an English teacher with more than 10 years’ experience in higher education and corporate training. Specialising in TOEIC preparation and Business English.
Start the free testAllow 1 quiet hour, and use headphones or earphones for the audio section.
What you get at the end of the test
Your score per section
Listening and Reading are scored separately, so you can see straight away where you lose points.
An estimate out of 990
An indicative conversion to the TOEIC scale, so you know how close you are to the score your university or employer asks for.
An answer key with explanations
For every question: your answer, the correct answer and a clear explanation, so you can spot the traps that cost you points.
How the test works
The test follows the 7 parts of the TOEIC Listening and Reading test, in a shorter version: 100 questions instead of 200.
| Part | What you do | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| Listening · Part 1 | Look at a photo and choose the sentence that describes it | 6 |
| Listening · Part 2 | Listen to a question and choose the best response | 11 |
| Listening · Part 3 | Listen to conversations between colleagues or customers | 18 |
| Listening · Part 4 | Listen to announcements and messages | 15 |
| Reading · Part 5 | Complete sentences (grammar, vocabulary) | 15 |
| Reading · Part 6 | Complete e-mails and memos | 8 |
| Reading · Part 7 | Read documents and answer questions | 27 |
Timing: 25 minutes of Listening, then 38 minutes of Reading. You will hear American, British and Australian voices, as in the real exam.
Which TOEIC score for which English level?
ETS, the organisation that runs the TOEIC, publishes how its scores map to the levels of the Common European Framework (CEFR). Here are the minimum scores for each level (Listening and Reading are each scored out of 495).
| Level | Listening | Reading | Total ≈ |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 · Beginner | 60 | 60 | 120 |
| A2 · Elementary | 110 | 115 | 225 |
| B1 · Intermediate | 275 | 275 | 550 |
| B2 · Upper-intermediate | 400 | 385 | 785 |
| C1 · Advanced | 490 | 455 | 945 |
Source: ETS, TOEIC Listening and Reading – CEFR mapping. The total is the sum of the two minimums. Target scores vary widely between universities, employers and countries: check the requirement that applies to you.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the real TOEIC?
No. It is a practice test in the format of the TOEIC Listening and Reading test, shorter than the real exam (100 questions instead of 200). It gives an indicative estimate of your score, not an official score. For a score recognised by an employer or a university, you need to sit the TOEIC at an authorised test centre.
How long does the test take?
About 1 hour: 25 minutes of Listening and 38 minutes of Reading. Each section is timed.
What TOEIC score do I need for B2?
According to ETS, the B2 level corresponds to at least 400 points in Listening and 385 in Reading, about 785 in total. B1 starts at 275 points in each section, about 550 in total.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Just enter a first name or a nickname. The test is free.
What do I need?
A computer or a phone with an internet connection and, ideally, headphones or earphones for the Listening section.
Ready? Find a quiet place, put your headphones on and do the test in one go for a reliable result.
Start the free test