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TOEFL scoring basics The TOEFL IBT test is broken into four sections: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. Each section is worth a maximum of 30 points, for a possible combined score of 120. The TOEFL is a standardized exam, which means that ETS uses a specific (and secret) calculation to generate your final score. This process of equating scores compensates for the fact that some versions of the TOEFL exam are more difficult than other versions, ultimately making all scores directly comparable. TOEFL score ranking As you can see from the info graphic, different universities – and even different programs within universities – require different scores. This makes ranking TOEFL scores extra challenging. The important thing to understand is that there isn’t one good score. Instead, each program has a preferred score range. Knowing your program’s preferences will help you plan your TOEFL preparation and allow you to set a personal score goal. Business School Required ...

The TOEFL ITP Exam  Assessment Series offers colleges and universities, English-language programs and other organizations the opportunity to administer a convenient, affordable and reliable assessment of English-language skills. The TOEFL ITP Test Level 1 and Level 2 tests can be used for placement, monitoring progress, evaluation, exit testing and other situations. By using the TOEFL ITP tests, you can keep your students on track and have confidence in their real-world abilities. Empowers Your Teaching When you use the TOEFL ITP tests, you'll assess your students' proficiency level in three different skills - reading comprehension, listening comprehension, and structure and written expression. You'll be able to pinpoint the areas in which they need help so you can tailor your teaching to meet those needs. Knowing your students' English-skill levels better today gives them the best chance for success tomorrow. Learn more about the seven ways you can use...