Toefl® PBT (scale of score)

[Touhi]

Hei,
This is Touhi. I'm taking Toefl pBT on 16th aug...however I was taking some practice test............
I got 34 out of 40 in section 2
38 out of 50 in section 3 and
40 out of 50 in section 1 (listening section)

is this a good score. :? ..for toefl pbt...pleej tell me..I need to know how I'm doing..I really dont understand how they scale it from 31 to 68... :roll:

thanks... :)

TOEFL listening lectures: A lecture by a professor of Sociobiology

[Touhi]

pleej some one reply..I need to know :cry:

[Yankee]

Hi Touhi

The raw scores of the TOEFL pbt are converted to a special TOEFL scale using a special statistical conversion system, and I don't think TOEFL publishes this. I also think that some questions may carry more weight than others.

As far as I know, a raw score between about 1 and 10 (my approximation) will result in a reported TOEFL score of 31, and then higher raw scores will be scaled accordingly -- up to a maximum of 67 or 68 on each section of the test.

Rather than worry too much about the conversion of your raw scores, I would recommend focusing on getting more of the questions right. Analyze what you've gotten wrong and then try to improve specifically in those areas.
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By the way, there is no such word in English as "pleej", and you should have written "some one" as one word: "someone".

Good luck with your last-minute preparation, and good luck on August 16th.
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[Touhi]

thanx for replying....and yah..dere is a word "pleej" in english..that is called not formal english......when I was writing I didn't think that I had to VERY formal on this forum....

anyway...'thx' for your reply..but NO 'thx' for 'your' correction.................

[Yankee]

Hi Touhi

I'll make it a point not to waste my time on your questions in the future. :roll:

Good luck anyway.
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