Refer to your TOEFL iBT score report. Locate the section labeled TOEFL Scaled Scores on the first page of your report. This box is located in the upper right side section, next to your biographical data. Each subset skill score (Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing) is based on a range from 0 to 30. The Total Score is the sum of all of your skill scores, and is based on a range from 0 to 120.
Compare your skill subset scores to the Score Legend located on the last page of your score report.
Find your level of mastery in Reading Skills, Listening Skills, Speaking Skills, and Writing Skills, by placing your score within the ranges provided by ETS. Reading and Listening Skills scores fall into three ranks: High, Intermediate, and Low. However, Speaking and Writing Skills scores fall into four ranks: Good, Fair, Limited, and Weak.
Read through your entire score report. ETS provides notes on the general strengths and weaknesses of the average person scoring in your rank.
Evaluate your scores against the TOEFL cutoff score requirement of the school you wish to attend.
Refer to your TOEFL PBT score report. Locate the section on your score report that lists your scores for Listening Comprehension, Structure and Written Expression, Reading Comprehension and Test of Written English (TWE).
Locate your skill scores and convert your PBT scores into the iBT ranking by using ETS's score comparison tables. Use your iBT equivalent score to find out your approximate level of mastery in each of the Listening Comprehension, Structure and Written Expression, and Reading Comprehension skills.
Locate your score for the TOEFL TWE, and refer to the Writing Scoring Guide for more information on your demonstrated level of mastery. This score is not comparable to the iBT's writing score scale.
Evaluate your scores against your desired school's TOEFL cutoff score requirement .