TOEFL

A high TOEFL score is contingent upon the prerequisites of the programs or universities you are applying to. Generally speaking, most universities consider a score of 80 to 100 to be competitive, whereas 90 to 100 is a high score that satisfies many institutions' admission requirements, particularly in English-speaking nations. To show a high level of English proficiency, certain prestigious universities, however, could demand higher marks, frequently between 100 and 110 or even higher. The maximum possible score on the TOEFL, 120, is usually regarded as an extraordinary outcome and can help you stand out as a candidate for programs of distinction. Noting that different programs or colleges may have different score criteria is crucial, thus it's vital to examine the specific entry criteria of your desired institution. 

The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) exam has no upper age limit. Anyone of any age who wants to prove fluent in English for academic, professional, or immigration reasons is welcome to apply. Although the TOEFL is widely acknowledged by organisations and institutions worldwide, it is usually taken by students who intend to study abroad at English-speaking universities. Although there is no upper age limit, confirming that you fulfil the particular requirements of the programme or institution that needs the TOEFL score is crucial. Regardless of age, anyone proficient in English can take the test, which assesses reading, writing, speaking, and listening abilities.