<p>Here's the question: How many wrongs or omits can you get without ruining your chance to elite colleges? I heard 260+ is a good score, then what scores do you have to receive on each section to get those scores? </p>
<p>I am a total newb to TOEFL so if someone can tell me if TOEFL is easier than SAT or about the same?</p>
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<p>26 ... or an average of 26 in Reading, Listening and Structure/Writing.</p>
<p>Look at TOEFL as a pass/fail. You just have to pass the min TOEFL requirement as specified by the university. After that they will look at your SAT-v. The highest min TOEFL requirement I've seen is around 250-260. So if you score 260 or above, you should be fine. Scoring way above the min won't buy you much ... certainly won't compensate for a low SAT-v.</p>
<p>And we never know how many questions we answered incorrectly for the TOEFL. The score sheet doesn't state. I agree with GoBlue. It's a pass/fail thing. Some colleges also have minimum requirements for the essay portion so good luck with that.</p>
<p>Don't worry. The CBT TOEFL is quite simple and easy.</p>
<p>Oh... how easy is the test comparing to SATs then?
Like... how well does my english have to be to get good scores?
I got 610v and 640w in my SATs, can someone give me a prediction about my TOEFL range please?</p>
<p>u'll get a 260+ provided u don't space out during listening!</p>
<p>yeah....just pay attention during listening....cause u only get to hear the things once....but if you r awake enough ;) then u will easily make 30/30 as i did...</p>
<p>dexter are't you from Indian? Whats the point for you to take TOEFL?</p>
<p>general_li </p>
<p>your toefl score range is 270-290, i think</p>
<p>why not??....indians too are required to take TOEFL....moreover everyone around me has taken it....</p>
<p>minimum essay requirements?? like roundabout what. and which colleges want this?</p>