A TOEFL score of 85 is generally considered good and might meet the requirements of many universities. As per FH Kufstein Tirol score of 85 is nearly the best according to the management. Apart from the scores, you must have some general qualifications. You must have the necessary academic qualific
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Yes, a score of 85 in TOEFL is considered to be above the average expected score from test takers, which is generally acceptable in majority of the universities worldwide including FH Kufstein Tirol. Aside from your TOEFL score, you are expected to have at least one of the following qualifications:
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Yes. You must practice "Complete the Words" (filling missing letters) and "Build a Sentence" (unscrambling words). Also, the Speaking section now has "Listen and Repeat" and "Take an Interview" tasks with no preparation time, replacing the old 2025 independent tasks.
Yes! Scores stay valid for 2 years. For a transition period (2026–2028), your score report will show both the new 1.0–6.0 band and a comparable 0–120 score. This helps universities compare your results fairly during the switch.
In TOEFL 2026, the computer monitors your answers in Module 1. If you do well, Module 2 becomes harder to help you get a higher band score. This multistage adaptive system replaces the fixed-length sections used in 2025.
TOEFL 2025 exam duration was about 2 hours. In the 2026 update the total time is cut to around 90 minutes. This is because the Reading and Listening sections are now adaptive, making the test faster and more personalized.
The TOEFL iBT exam officially shifts to the new pattern on January 21, 2026. Any test you take before this date uses the 2025 format while all tests on or after this date use the 2026 update.
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