Update on the New TOEIC 2020 exam

It's been a while since we've taken the test. I don't know how far along you've gotten in your preparations. Especially for those planning to take the TOEIC, you need to get ready quickly. Did you know that this year's test has been updated? Let's take a look at how the new TOEIC 2020 differs from the previous version and which sections you should focus on.

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New TOEIC test format

Number of questions: 200 (Listening 100 questions / Reading 100 questions)
Exam format: multiple choices
Exam time: (Listening 45 minutes / Reading 75 minutes)
Score: 10-990 points

Redesigned TOEIC / New TOEIC

Part 1: Look at the picture and listen to the sound. – 4 options
Photographs: 10 items / Photographs: 6 items

Part 2: Listen to the question and choose the answer. – 3 options, no pictures, just sound.
Question-Response: 30 questions / Question-Response: 25 questions

Part 3: Listen to the conversation and some questions may have pictures. There are 2-3 speakers, instead of the original 2.
Short Conversations: 30 questions / Short Conversations: 39 questions

Part 4: Monologue The test is the same but some questions may have illustrations – 4 choices.
Short Talks: 30 questions / Short Talks: 30 questions

Part 5: Fill in the sentences. To view vocabulary and grammar – 4 options
Incomplete Sentences: 40 questions / Incomplete Sentences: 30 questions

Part 6: Fill in the sentences and passages. To view vocabulary and grammar – 4 options
Text Completion: 12 questions / Text Completion: 16 questions

Part 7: Read the passage and choose the answer to the question. Mobile chat and message formats are available – 4 options
Reading Comprehension: 48 questions / Reading Comprehension: 54 questions

Total 200 questions

Now that you know this much, don't forget to get ready and get fit from now on.
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