TOEFL Scores

Most MBA programs ask for TOEFL iBT 90 to 105. Top B-schools like Harvard, Wharton, INSEAD ask for 100 or higher.

The TOEFL cut-off is usually 80 to 100. Courses like MBA, Computer Science, Law, or Engineering may need 95 to 105+.

For most bachelor's (undergraduate) programs, universities ask for TOEFL iBT score between 70 to 90. Top universities may want 90 or above, and some may ask for minimum section scores too.

If your TOEFL score is below 88, it is hard to get admission in top UK universities. But some colleges or foundation courses may accept lower scores or give conditional admission.

Getting admission in top universities in Canada is tough. But some colleges and smaller universities accept lower scores or give a conditional offer.

Yes, Ivy League schools like Harvard, Yale, Columbia usually ask for TOEFL 100 or above. Some programs also want high scores in each section.

Mostly, universities check your TOEFL score, not percentile. But high percentile still shows your English level is strong.

A score of 110 is very high. It is around 95 percentile or more. It means you are in the top 5% of all test takers.

Usually, if your TOEFL score is 100, your percentile is around 80 to 85. That means your score is better than most students.

Your TOEFL score is your actual marks (like 90 out of 120). Your TOEFL score percentile tells how many people you scored better than.