Improve Your TOEFL Score with a Proven, Personalized System

The TOEFL iBT (Internet-Based Test) is a globally recognized English proficiency exam accepted by over 11,000 universities worldwide. Students applying to universities in the US, UK, Canada, or Australia typically need a TOEFL score as proof of English proficiency. It tests Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing skills, with scores ranging from 0 to 120.

A good TOEFL score depends on your target university. Top universities like Ivy League schools typically require 100 or above, while most graduate programs accept scores between 80–99. For highly competitive programs, aim for 25+ in each section. Always check your specific university’s minimum TOEFL score requirement before applying.

The TOEFL iBT exam in 2026 takes under 2 hours and covers four sections: Reading (30 min), Listening (29 min), Speaking (8 min), and Writing (23 min). Each section is scored from 0–30, adding up to a total of 120 points. The 2026 format introduced new question types including “Write an Email” and “Take an Interview” tasks

TOEFL registration is done online at ets.org/toefl. Create a free ETS account, complete your profile, select your preferred test date and center (or opt for the TOEFL Home Edition), then pay the registration fee. Online registration closes 7 days before the exam date, so plan ahead to secure your preferred slot.

Most students need 2–4 months of dedicated TOEFL preparation to reach a score of 100+, depending on their current English level. Start with a full-length diagnostic practice test to identify weak areas, then focus on Speaking and Writing, which have the highest score-gain potential. Consistent daily practice of 1–2 hours significantly accelerates progress.