ETS India, the organization behind the popular English language proficiency test, TOEFL, has partnered with Credila Financial Services to launch ‘TOEFL SUPER 50’. A contest that aims to give an INR 10 Lakh prize pool to 50 Indian students who are preparing to study abroad and show academic readiness and financial awareness. To be eligible, students must participate in the Global Scholar Challenge by ETS India and book their TOEFL iBT test by 15th December 2025. Additionally, they also need to take the test by 31st December 2025. All participants will receive free access to: The TOEFL Official Test Prep eBook, 12 full-length practice tests, A free financial literacy masterclass hosted by Credila, and Loan processing fee discounts from Credila for education financing
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With Indian students being one of the largest student populations worldwide, especially in top study abroad destinations like the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and Germany, there has been an increase in pressure on them to show English proficiency and financial preparedness.
As per a recent survey by ETS, they found that around 85% of TOEFL test takers successfully secured student visas. This, in turn, proved the significance of TOEFL in the admissions and visa process.
Sachin Jain, who is the Country Manager of ETS India & South Asia, commented:
“Indian students are shaping classrooms across the world... Our role goes beyond assessments — we want to support students with tools that build confidence, readiness, and long-term success.”
Hitesh Parashar, who is the Chief Business Officer of Credila, shared:
“Financial planning is often the most daunting part of the study abroad journey. Through our partnership with ETS India, we aim to demystify this process, providing students and families with guidance and practical insights.”
Credila’s online financial literacy masterclass aims to help students get all the essential knowledge on education loans, budgeting, and money management for studying abroad.
Gradding’s expert consultants believe this initiative is a significant step toward democratizing study abroad preparation for Indian students.
“It’s rare to see both test prep and financial literacy offered together, especially for free. Initiatives like TOEFL SUPER 50 can give students a competitive edge,” says Mamta Shekhawat (Founder of Gradding).
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By combining academic preparation, financial planning, and a reward structure, the TOEFL SUPER 50 contest represents a progressive, student-first initiative. It not only supports Indian students on their global journey, but it also sets a new standard for what holistic readiness should look like in international education.
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