@Aarti-rana There is no such thing as a good TOEFL score. Students must obtain scores that are equal to or greater than the established grade for each university's TOEFL cut-off. Candidates should be aware that getting a better TOEFL score would automatically improve their chances of getting into the institution and also put them in the lead for any scholarships the university may be offering.

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Hey Ryan!

The TOEFL is helpful if you want to apply to a university or graduate program abroad. It also comes in handy for finding an internship or a job abroad.

When granting you a work visa, some countries’ immigration services also use the TOEFL to assess your English proficiency.

Simply put, for studying or working abroad, TOEFL scores act as your additional passport for moving to an English-speaking country. The importance of getting a high TOEFL score stems from this.

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Hey Devki!

This section contains 3 to 4 lectures, and some contain classroom discussions. Each lecture is around 3-5 minutes long, and you will be asked 6 questions at the end of each. Also included in this portion are normal, daily-life conversations. You’ll get to listen to 2-3 conversations, each being 3 minutes long. You’ll be asked 5 questions at the end of each conversation. The accents used in the listening portion are native speakers from all over North America.

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@Sana-Shaikh

TOEFL is one of the most well-known English proficiency examinations held by ETS (Educational Testing Services) in IBT (Internet-based) or paper-delivered mode. Here are a few TOEFL iBT tips to ace your exam-

Start preparing for your test in advance. Reading important topics daily. Practice as many mock tests as possible. Listen to some educational podcasts. Take comprehensive notes.

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@Natasha-Rao

Hey Natasha,
The TOEFL Exam evaluates your fundamental English language communication capabilities. The four sections get marked on a TOEFL score range of 0-30, which counts to a TOEFL cumulative score of 0-120. That indicates the maximum TOEFL result you can obtain is 120.

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https://ischoolconnect.com/en/exams/toefl/overview/

Hey Rahul!

Following are some TOEFL Speaking Tips:

Prepare a standard response structure for each question type. For example, in the first Independent Task, you can dedicate the first sentence to stating the task, then state your opinion along with supporting arguments, and end with a conclusion. This way, you’ll have a format in mind, and won’t feel baffled when presented with a question. Record yourself speaking. Check if you’re pausing for long durations, or if you’re saying ‘umm’, or ‘oh’ a lot. Work on eliminating them. As soon as you see you have 15-20 seconds left, start stating your conclusion. Never end your response abruptly.

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Here are a few tips to improve your TOEFL Writing score-

Keep a standard essay structure in mind – Introduction, Problem Statement, Solution, Benefits of the solution, Drawbacks of the solution, Conclusion.
Dedicate each para to one heading, and understand that they do not necessarily have to be in this order. Write the entire essay first. Don’t listen to the critical side of your brain just now.
Once you’ve finished your first draft, you can always come back and edit.

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The questions in the TOEFL Reading section appear para-wise for each comprehension.
A good way to not feel lost is to read the first para, answer the relative questions, read the second paragraph, answer questions for that one, and so on and so forth.

Most universities require IELTS and GMAT scores but some universities also allow TOEFL scores. A score of 100 is decent enough but if you want to apply for top universities you need more then this. An ideal score between 100-110 is required for top universities in UK. Another widely accepted alternative for TOEFL is the IELTS exam. While there are some universities that accept TOEFL, there are a high number of universities in Europe that prefer the IELTS exam scores. Some of the top UK universities that accept TOEFL scores are:

University of Derby University of Stirling Hult International Business School University of Leeds Manchester Metropolitan University

Get more than 100 if you want a good university and more than 110 if you want to get into the top universities

A score of 93 in TOEFL IBT is an impressive score. The recommended score by the top universities in the United States is generally 100-110 in TOEFL exam, but there are some universities will accept a score of 93 in TOEFL. Universities accepting this score are:

Illinois Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State University Rice University Trinity International University University of Tennessee Georgia Institute of Technology Florida State University Florida A&M University East Tennessee State University East Carolina Unversity, and many others. Be sure to check out these universities on iSchoolConnect to know the average tuition fees, average living costs, ranks, etc.

Oh, also
You can use Magoosh to work on your vocabulary

The TOEFL exam (Test of English as a foreign language) is an English proficiency test used to assess your ability to speak and understand English.
You can read about this in detail here.

You can also consider PTE
It's much easier than TOEFL and IELTS
And it's fairer as well