Which documents and items should I carry with me on my TOEFL test day?
On TOEFL test day, carry your registration number or admit card and ID, which is the passport for Indian students. Paper and a pencil are provided at the centre. You can bring water and snacks for a break. Check the official TOEFL page for current rules.
You need very little for the TOEFL beyond your documents, since the test centre provides the rest. Rules can vary by centre, so confirm on the official TOEFL page before you go.
What to Carry
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Registration number or admit card | Carry it with you |
| ID | Passport in the case of Indian students |
| Paper and pencil | Not needed, as they are provided at the centre for notes |
| Water and snacks | Allowed for a break |
Choosing a Snack
- A snack with a bit of sugar or glucose, such as a sweet protein bar, can keep hunger away for longer.
- Do not overdo sugar, as it can affect your concentration.
- TOEFL is a computer-based exam, so you will not need to write long notes.
My Advice
Pack your documents the night before and keep your passport and admit card together. Choose a light snack you have already tried, and check the official TOEFL page for the latest centre rules.
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