Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is a standardized test to measure the English language ability of non-native speakers wishing to enroll in English-speaking universities

TOEFL Junior score reports are a valuable tool that can help you guide students.

TOEFL Junior test scores are determined by the number of questions a student has answered correctly.

There is no penalty for wrong answers. The number of correct responses on each section is converted to a scale score of 200–300 points.

The total score is a sum of the three section scores, and, therefore, ranges from 600–900 points.

Sections Scale Scores

Listening Comprehension 200–300
Language Form and Meaning 200–300
Reading Comprehension 200–300
Total Score 600–900

Score Reports

Each TOEFL Junior score report provides:

both section and total scores to assist parents, students and teachers in understanding what the scores mean
a description of the English-language abilities typical of test takers scoring around a particular scaled score level to help identify strengths and areas for improvement
section test scores mapped to score levels of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR)
a to help you find books at the student's reading level

Test takers who score below 210 may need to develop the following skills:

Identifying main ideas and important details in texts written in simple, clear language
Making inferences based on texts written in simple, clear language
Locating basic information in nonlinear reading materials, such as schedules, menus, etc.
Determining the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary words from context