TOEFL

For PhD programs, TOEFL score usually needs to be above 90, and many top universities want 100 or more. Some programs also look at writing and speaking scores carefully.

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.

Yes, for most English-taught degrees. You need to show English language proof, and TOEFL iBT is commonly accepted. The score needed depends on the university and program.

Some programs may ask for minimum scores in each TOEFL section. The TOEFL section wise requirements is 20 or more in Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing, but not always. Check with the programme page.

Not all universities in Germany mandate the TOEFL requirements. Some schools accept other tests like IELTS or even English-medium education proof. But many German public universities and top programs still ask for TOEFL iBT.

Most top German universities ask for a TOEFL iBT score between 80 to 100. Some programs may accept lower, and some may want higher, depends on the course.

Both test TOEFL and IELTS are okay, but IELTS is more common in Australia. Still, TOEFL iBT is accepted by most universities and also works for visa.

Yes, almost all Australian universities accept TOEFL, for bachelor's, master's, and PhD. Just check each school's official website to be sure.