oqowa Posted November 6, 2016 Posted November 6, 2016 (edited) Hey guys, I recently took TOEFL IBT exam for the first time and I`m so worried about my score on Listening section, I feel like I messed it up And I actually was expecting to see my unofficial scores on Listening and Reading sections right after exam, I thought it will be the same thing as in GRE (in GRE you see Q & V sections results right after after the exam). First of all, I wonder why R & L sections scores are not immediately available after the exam. Secondly, do you guys think if I contact ETS, they could send me unofficial scores on Listening section? I know it sounds like absurd, but I mean, is there anything wrong with that? I still won`t be able to use that score anywhere, isn`t that what they're concerned about? My problem is if I could have an idea of my L score, I could plan things better, since if I don`t get the result I need I will have to retake TOEFL. Edited November 6, 2016 by oqowa *thought reynaldolalbano 1
DogsArePeopleToo Posted November 6, 2016 Posted November 6, 2016 Listening is tricky. I think many of us walk away with a funny feeling about it. I know I do because I space out in the middle of the audio sections and therefore miss questions. On my second TOEFL attempt someone started their speaking section and distracted me. BUT, I got a 28 despite my funny feeling. You might too! And both times I took the TOEFL, I got my scores before the 10-day period -- eight and nine days, respectively. You might too! I haven't contacted ETS about getting my scores earlier, but I am highly skeptical it is possible. I can't be sure, if there is such a thing, they might just charge you a fee for it. The bottom-line is that you might have done better than you think and that 10 days will pass before you even know it. You just need to fight the post-test jitters. Read a book, watch a movie or a comedy show. Your anxieties will go down
oqowa Posted November 6, 2016 Author Posted November 6, 2016 (edited) 1 hour ago, DogsArePeopleToo said: Listening is tricky. I think many of us walk away with a funny feeling about it. I know I do because I space out in the middle of the audio sections and therefore miss questions. On my second TOEFL attempt someone started their speaking section and distracted me. BUT, I got a 28 despite my funny feeling. You might too! And both times I took the TOEFL, I got my scores before the 10-day period -- eight and nine days, respectively. You might too! I haven't contacted ETS about getting my scores earlier, but I am highly skeptical it is possible. I can't be sure, if there is such a thing, they might just charge you a fee for it. The bottom-line is that you might have done better than you think and that 10 days will pass before you even know it. You just need to fight the post-test jitters. Read a book, watch a movie or a comedy show. Your anxieties will go down Thank you so much for your post! It really gave me hope and warm feeling! You accurately described how I feel during Listening section! I also loose my focus during Listening section and moreover, I was distracted by someone`s speaking, too! I don`t understand why some people speak so loud during Speaking section. I mean, come on, you speak in a quiet room right to the mic, why would you need to yell? It may sound silly and childish, but I`m willing to pay any fee just to get rid of the stress and anxiety I have now. I even consider to start preparing now for the second TOEFL exam. Edited November 6, 2016 by oqowa silent->quiet
DogsArePeopleToo Posted November 6, 2016 Posted November 6, 2016 Yeah, I understand the feeling. I hope things turn out well for you. Do let us know how you did when you get the score! oqowa 1
oqowa Posted December 6, 2016 Author Posted December 6, 2016 Hi there To everyone who`s reading this topic, I got the score I need! yaaaay
day_manderly Posted December 6, 2016 Posted December 6, 2016 2 hours ago, oqowa said: Hi there To everyone who`s reading this topic, I got the score I need! yaaaay Goooood for you!
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