There are currently three format options for the TOEFL: the traditional testing centre format, the home edition, or a paper edition. With the exception of the paper edition, the TOEFL is done entirely on a computer either at candidate’s home or at a testing centre. The answers to the speaking portion of the test are recorded and then sent to graders for evaluation.
Listening, reading, writing and speaking
Each section is worth 30 points for a maximum score of 120. Scores are good for two years.
Commonly required score
Many universities require scores in the range of 90-100, which is equivalent to B2 in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) proficiency levels. Some universities also require a minimum score in each section in addition to a minimum overall score.
