TOEFL Score Conversion Calculator

Only iBT Total Score matters for PBT Equivalent, IELTS Equivalent, CEFR Level, and Admission Level -- all four are derived purely from the sum, so a 100 built from four balanced 25s converts identically to a 100 built from a 30/30/30/10 split. The only outputs that look at individual sections are Weakest Section and Strongest Section, which are purely diagnostic and don't feed into any of the score conversions.

Not by filling in the four section boxes directly. From January 2026, ETS reports each section as a 1-6 band rather than a 0-30 score, and the overall score is the average of those four bands rather than their sum -- so a post-2026 score report has no 0-30 section figures to enter here. ETS's transitional report does carry a comparable 0-120 overall estimate alongside the new scale; if you only need iBT Total Score's downstream conversions (PBT, IELTS, CEFR, Admission Level) and not the per-section breakdown, you can approximate by splitting that overall figure evenly across the four inputs. This calculator's four inputs are intended for score reports issued before the change.

It follows the published ETS/IELTS concordance table for the TOEFL iBT 0-120 scale, which bands total scores into IELTS half-point increments (for example, 94-101 concords to IELTS 7.0). ETS itself cautions that a single IELTS band can span several iBT points because the two tests measure skills differently, so treat this as a solid planning estimate rather than a guaranteed institutional equivalency.

It's an estimate, not a published cut. ETS's revised legacy CEFR alignment for the 0-120 scale gives clean cuts for B2 (72) and C1 (95), but ETS does not publish an official C2 threshold on the 0-120 total -- C2 only appears as band 6 of the newer 1-6 primary scale. That's why CEFR Level labels scores at or above 110 as "C1 (Advanced) / approaching C2" rather than asserting a firm C2 result: ETS's own language for very high 0-120 scores is that test-takers are "likely to be able to perform at CEFR level C2," which is a softer claim than a confirmed cut score.

Admission Level buckets your iBT Total Score into four broad competitiveness tiers -- roughly, 100+ for top universities, 80+ for most universities, 60+ for some universities or conditional admission, and below that likely requiring an English prep program -- as general guidance only. Actual score requirements vary widely by institution and program, so always check the specific school's published TOEFL minimum.