TOEFL

In the UK, TOEFL is accepted in many universities. Common score is around 88 to 100. But for UK visa, the TOEFL score must also match UKVI (UK Visa) rules. 

In Canada, many universities want TOEFL iBT score of 80–100. Some colleges accept lower, but for master's or PhD, score should be higher.

No, TOEFL score requirements are different country-wise. Each university or college also have their own score rules. Some countries need minimum score for student visa, others just follow university rules.

Yes, many students take TOEFL in final year of graduation. Just check your college deadlines, and take the test at least 2 months before that.

If you take the test too close to your application deadline, the university may not get your scores on time. This can create problems. So it is better to take TOEFL early to avoid last minute hassle. 

Yes. You can take the TOEFL iBT test many times, but you have to wait at least 3 days between two tests. If you don't get your target score the first time, you can try again.

Yes. You should take the TOEFL test before applying because universities ask for your TOEFL score with your application. If you wait too long, your scores may not come in time.

The best time to take the TOEFL test is 2 to 3 months before your university deadline. This gives enough time to get your TOEFL scores and send them to colleges. You also get time to apply without hurry.

The TOEFL iBT Home Edition is the same test as the one in the test center, but you take it from your home. It is safe, official, and accepted by over 13,000+ universities and colleges.

It is better to book your TOEFL test at least 2 to 3 months before your university deadline. That gives enough time to get your TOEFL scores, which usually come in 4 to 8 days.