200
multiple-choice questions
TOEIC Listening and Reading
Learn how the 200-question TOEIC Listening and Reading test works, practise all seven parts and build the speed, accuracy and workplace English required on test day.
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200
multiple-choice questions
2 hours
of test time
7 parts
across Listening and Reading
10–990
combined score range
About the TOEIC test
TOEIC Listening and Reading assesses how well non-native English speakers understand written and spoken English in workplace and everyday professional situations. It measures comprehension rather than specialist business knowledge.
Questions use contexts such as meetings, travel, recruitment, purchasing, schedules, customer service, finance and office communication. Universities, employers and training organisations use TOEIC scores to set English requirements and document progress.
University
Provide an English score for a programme, diploma or international study application.
Employment
Demonstrate workplace English for internships, recruitment or internal mobility.
Professional mobility
The right target is the score requested by your school, employer or training organisation—not a generic number pulled from thin air.
Test format
The standard test contains 100 Listening questions followed by 100 Reading questions. Each part uses a different task, so knowing the format is part of the preparation—not an optional extra.
Listening
100 questions · about 45 minutes · score range 5–495
Train TOEIC Listening skills with workplace conversations, question-response tasks, short talks and spoken announcements so you can recognise meaning, detail and intent under exam timing.
Reading
100 questions · 75 minutes · score range 5–495
Improve TOEIC Reading accuracy with Part 5 grammar, Part 6 text completion, Part 7 reading comprehension, business vocabulary and faster decision-making under time pressure.
TOEIC scores
Listening and Reading are each scored from 5 to 495. The two section scores are combined to produce a total between 10 and 990. There is no universal pass mark.
Your required score depends on the institution or employer requesting it. Confirm that requirement first, then build your preparation around the gap between your current result and target.
View the TOEIC score conversion guide →Indicative combined TOEIC score
B1
550–784
Develop reliable workplace comprehension and test control.
B2
785–944
Improve speed, accuracy and complex comprehension.
C1
945–990
Refine advanced comprehension, precision and consistency near the maximum score range.
CEFR alignment also depends on meeting the ETS minimum score for both Listening and Reading. Combined scores provide general guidance only.
Free TOEIC mini test
Complete a 30-question mini test covering Listening and Reading. Use the result to understand the format, improve exam awareness and identify which sections require more preparation.
Online TOEIC preparation
Move from learning the format to improving performance with section training, timed CBT practice and explanations connected to the errors you make.
Practise with TOEIC-style CBT tests that build timing, accuracy, score awareness and exam rhythm across Listening and Reading at your level.
Study TOEIC Reading grammar by skill area: word forms, verb patterns, prepositions, connectors, passive voice and sentence structure.
Review why the correct answer works, why the distractors are incorrect and how to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
Work on TOEIC Listening Parts 1 to 4 with a clear focus on main ideas, detail, implication, speaker intention and response speed.
Build accuracy in TOEIC Reading Parts 5 to 7 with grammar control, reading speed, passage strategy and question-type awareness.
Build workplace English vocabulary for meetings, travel, HR, customer service, reports, schedules, email, recruitment and professional communication.
Live TOEIC group sessions
Group sessions are for learners who need scheduled preparation, direct explanations and guided practice—not another pile of exercises to complete alone.
TOEIC FAQ
Start with a free TOEIC practice test to check your level, then study TOEIC Listening, Reading, Part 5 grammar, Part 7 reading strategy, workplace vocabulary and timed CBT practice. Review answer explanations so your study plan targets the mistakes that cost marks.
TOEIC Complete Access includes a full TOEIC preparation pathway with 15 CBT practice tests, Listening and Reading practice, exam grammar, workplace vocabulary, answer explanations, a personalised dashboard, progress tracking, score guidance and email support.
Start with the level that matches your current TOEIC ability. Starter covers A2–B1 foundations, Pro covers B1–B2 progression and Elite covers B2–C1 advanced preparation. If you are unsure, take the free TOEIC mini test first and use your result to choose the right starting level.
Practise TOEIC Listening question-response tasks, conversations and talks, Reading Part 5 grammar, Part 6 text completion, Part 7 reading comprehension, workplace vocabulary and timed test strategy.
Yes. TOEIC preparation is available online, so you can practise CBT tests, grammar, vocabulary, Listening and Reading on your computer, tablet or mobile device at your own pace.
TOEIC Complete Access includes 15 CBT practice tests across the Starter, Pro and Elite learning levels. These tests are designed to build accuracy, timing, exam awareness and measurable progress.
Complete the free mini test to experience the question types, check your Listening and Reading performance and identify what to prepare first.
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