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In a study for evaluating choices of English test takers; it was found that 2,400 searched on Google regarding tips for TOEFL. Meanwhile, 31,100 searched Google for preparing for IELTS. This can be a valuable pointer regarding the popularity and ease of the test.

If you are planning to study overseas in the UK, you have to take only IELTS. However, if your choice is the US, Australia, or Canada you can take either the IELTS or TOEFL. This is because Universities in these nations accept both the tests.

Nevertheless, all Universities, developed nations, and laws offer greater prominence to IELTS.

In simple words, TOEFL is suitable for you if you easily understand an American accent, are more at ease writing on a keyboard and prefer multiple choice questions.

IELTS is more suited for you if you are more comfortable to talk to a person than a microphone, enjoy writing with a pen, and prefer diverse types of questions.

A major difference between the IELTS and TOEFL exam is in the Speaking section. You have a face-to-face interview with a certified examiner in IELTS. Meanwhile, you hear to a situation and record your response using a computer in TOEFL.

The major difference between IELTS and PTE is that IELTS is an exam based on a paper that requires you to read and write the answers on paper. Meanwhile, the PTE is an exam based on computer. The speaking section in IELTS is held in the form of an interview while in the PTE you just speak to a microphone in a computer.

The TOEFL and IELTS are both great tests to take if you intend to get admission into an overseas University or College. Both of them are widely accepted in Universities at native English speaking nations. There is no requirement to take both of them unless you decide to do so.

GMAT and GRE are both designed for native English speakers. However, the GRE favours applicants who have a strong knowledge of English. It is for this reason that GMATs verbal section can be found to be easy by non-native English speakers.

According to Experts, the quantitative section in GMAT is tougher than the quantitative section in GRE for most test-takers. However, it can be easy for those who have a preference for logic problems over questions in Geometry. This is because GRE has more Geometry questions than GMAT.